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Hi<br />
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I have a ML350 G3 that has a faulty Smart Array.<br />
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The existing Array is a 532, does anyone know any compatible ones I can use?<br />
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The disks are ULTRA320 SCSI<br />
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Thanks
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Hi

I have a ML350 G3 that has a faulty Smart Array.

The existing Array is a 532, does anyone know any compatible ones I can use?

The disks are ULTRA320 SCSI

Thanks

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