The capacity of a disk array depends on the capacity of
the advanced function disks used and the RAID level of the array.
In order to estimate the capacity of a disk array, you must
know the capacity of the advanced function disks and the RAID level
of the array.
- For RAID 0, multiply the number of disks by the disk capacity.
- For RAID 5, multiply one fewer than the number of disks
by the disk capacity.
- For RAID 6, multiply two fewer than the number of disks
by the disk capacity.
- For RAID 10, multiply the number of disks by the disk capacity
and divide by 2.
Note: - If disks of different capacities are used in the same array, all
disks are treated as if they have the capacity of the smallest disk.
- SAS RAID controllers support up to 18 member disks in each RAID
array.