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FIPS disk in SCV3020
Good evening All,
Our SCv3020 has broken disk. It is 900GB 15000rpm. As we can not buy the non-FIPS 900GB 15K disk any more so we bought FIPS 900GB 15000rpm.
Can we move the FIPS disks to non-FIPS disk folder?
Rgds,
DELL-Charles R
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September 30th, 2024 17:42
Hello,
You should be ok with that. If you put it in a non-FIPS disk folder then it just won't use it on the FIPS capable drive.
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September 30th, 2024 18:16
For non-FIPS drives I see a couple listed.
These are Service part numbers. You would need to contact Sales and ask for the Spare Part Department for a quote and purchase of one of these. They may also have others available you can check for.
Part Number
Part Description
Def Component
Functional Description
HARD DRIVE
HV5P4
ASSY,HD,900GB,10,2.5,S-TB,FRU
Hard Drive, 900 GB, ASSY
ASSY, HDD, 900GB, 512b, SAS12, 10K RPM, 2.5 inch, 64 MB, Seagate, Thunderbolt, (FRU)
PX6P9
ASSY,HD,900G,SAS,10,2.5,H-CF,F
Hard Drive, 900 GB, ASSY
ASSY, HDD, 900GB, 512b, SAS12, 10K RPM, 2.5 inch, 64MB, Hitachi, Cobra F
DELL-Charles R
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September 30th, 2024 19:57
You would need to call in to Sales to order drives with Compellent firmware and be sure to specify that when ordering drive.
Sam explains here - SCV 3020 HDD compatibility : https://dell.to/3N7m49P
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October 1st, 2024 03:55
@DELL-Charles R : We want to put FIPS drives in to the Assigned (non-FIPS drives). We don't need FIPS feature.
P/S: We contact our region Dell sales but their update is "non-FIPS 900GB 15000rpm is end of sales".
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October 1st, 2024 10:56
Compellent related APOS parts end officially 8/2024. This date was communicated befor COV19 and doesnt mean that all parts where available.
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Joerg
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October 1st, 2024 11:12
Hi Team,
It works. Just released the disks and re-assigned in to non-Fips disk folder.
Thank you for your reply.
Rdgs,