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hot swapping
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(hardware)hot swapping - The connection and disconnection of peripherals or other components without interrupting system operation. This facility may have design implications for both hardware and software.



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5 inch bays for hot-swappable SATA disks--for a total capacity of up to six terabytes (6,000 gigabytes) of RAID array storage using today's maximum 500GB drives.
Area launches platform for quad-processor 64GB server with built-in ... by EDP Weekly's IT Monitor
Priced at about $4000, it has hot-swappable power-control cards for each zone, and each zone can be switched on or off manually.
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Arista configures each server with either Intel Pentium II or Pentium P4 CPUs, four hot-swappable SCA hard drive trays, third-party add-in boards and the specific computer telephony applications.
Five-nines reliability in the harshest of conditions. (Top Technology ... by Schultz, Nick / Computer Technology Review
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