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General| Controller Type | RAID |
|---|---|
| Cache Memory | 256 MB |
| Battery Backup Unit | Optional |
| Supported Devices | SATA, SAS |
| Compatibility | HP ProLiant Servers |
| Device Type | RAID Controller |
| Supported RAID Levels | 0, 1, 5, 10 |
| Data Transfer Rate | 3 Gb/s |
| Operating System Support | Windows, Linux |
Lists specific HP Smart Array P400 models and their part numbers.
Kit for installing a battery into servers with the P400 controller.
Options for upgrading controller cache memory.
Highlights benefits like TCO and data compatibility of the Smart Array family.
Details performance, cache, connectivity, and drive support features of the P400.
Lists online management capabilities like expansion, migration, and spare assignment.
Details physical ports, SAS/PCIe interface speeds, and processor.
Outlines total storage capacity and uptime enhancement features.
Explains features for detecting and preventing drive failures.
Describes RAID levels supported for data protection and availability.
Details features like Recovery ROM, On-Line Spares, and cache for data recovery.
Highlights GUI tools, common data format, and data migration capabilities.
Provides URL for checking compatibility with HP servers.
Lists supported operating systems for the controller.
Details management and diagnostic tools like ACU, ADU, and SIM.
Describes diagnostic and reporting utilities for controllers.
Details the 3-year parts warranty and Pre-Failure Warranty.
Includes software and hardware installation, maintenance, and support.
Explains options for extending warranty coverage with Care Packs.
Defines HP Care Packs and their purchase conditions.
Lists compatible SAS and SATA hard drives with part numbers.
Provides physical dimensions of the controller.
Specifies SAS/SATA interfaces and connector types.
Details host interface type, bandwidth, and SAS link speed.
Details cache memory specs, speed, and upgradeability.
Covers number and maximum capacity of logical drives.
Mentions memory addressing capabilities.
Lists supported RAID levels and conditions.
Notes the firmware's upgradeability and recovery feature.
