IBM Power7 8202-E4B (#5661) - DAT320 160/320 GB Tape Drive</p><p>(No Longer Available as of July 29, 2011)</p><p>The internal Tape drive is a half-high form factor for save/ restore and archive functions. This DDS Gen7 tape drive uses the new DAT320 DAT cartridge, and is compression capable, providing a capacity of to 320 GB (assuming 2:1 compression ratio) a significant increase in capacity over the previous DAT160 #5619 80/160GB internal tape drive (when using DAT320 Data Cartridges)</p><p>Characteristics</p><p>Native Capacity: 160GB</p><p>Compressed Capacity: 320GB</p><p>Speed: 12 MB/s</p><p>Host Interface: SAS</p><p>Compatibility: R/W DAT320, DAT160*</p><p>Technology: WORM, *Encryption</p><p>Media: M 8mm</p><p>LEDs: 5 including encryption**</p><p>Form Factor:41mm (5.25-inch) HH</p><p>* DAT160 cartridges are to be used for occasional use only as they are more abrasive then the new DAT320 Data cartridge and will cause excessive head wear if used for more than occasional use.</p><p>** Encryption is AES-GCM 256 bit Hardware Encryption on DAT320 media</p><p>Attributes provided: DAT320 160/320 GB Tape Drive</p><p>Attributes required: Available half-high media bay and Right Angle SAS Tape Drive Cable (#3657)</p><p>For 8202-E4B: (#5661)</p><p>Minimum required: 0</p><p>Maximum allowed: 1 (Initial order maximum: 1)</p><p>OS level required:</p><p>AIX Version 5.3 supported</p><p>AIX Version 6.1 supported</p><p>AIX Version 7.1 supported</p><p>IBM i 6.1 supported</p><p>IBM i 7.1 supported</p><p>SUSE Linux supported</p><p>Red Hat Linux supported</p><p>Refer to Software Requirements for specific O/S levels supported</p><p>Initial Order/MES/Both/Supported: Both</p><p>CSU: Yes</p><p>Return parts MES: No
