Does this adapter support eSATAp?
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All the labels state its an eSATA (no p) adapter.Also when I compare an eSATA to an eSATAp picture on Wikipedia it looks like the first (no power pins).Unfortunately I don't have any devices that have an eSATAp interface so I cannot finally test.From all I can see: no, it doesn't.RE other answers: the controller chip clearly is an eSATA to USB bridge, NOT the other way round. The plugs don't match (at least per USB3 IEEE spec) for this application, too.
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In a word NO. The SATA connector on the adapter is just a standard eSATA connector and not an eSATAp connector and therefore has no power pins. Therefore the adaptor only works one way. It only works for connecting an eSATA device to the computers USB 3.0 port. It will not work for connecting a USB3 device to the eSATAp port on your computer
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Yes, the special design of eSATA cable. It can be hooked on between DS and DX513 and prevent connection lost...
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There is an eSata port only. However, the unit ships with an adapter (eSata-to-USB) so that you can connect the RAID tower to a USB3 port on your computer.
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You would need an ESATA to USB 3.0 Conversion Cable, and I don't think that exists. You will just have to use the drive at USB 2.0 speeds. There are plenty of USB 3.0 TO ESATA cables, but not what you need.
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No eSATA cable... I thought an eSATA card came with it. Guess I'll have to find one.
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Unfortunately this is designed to work with esata external drives not usb external drives.
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Mine has only a USB 3.0 jack. I'm not familiar with "eSATA"; I assumed it referred to the internal SATA interface where the drive itself plugs into the case.
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Yes you can. The eSATA end connects to an eSATA port, the other end is a regular SATA plug. This is usually used to connect to an external hard drive for backup or file transfer. It doesn't matter if the drive you connect it to is in the computer or outside the computer. As long as the drive has power you are good to go.
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Although the item in question does have both an eSata port as well as an internal Sata port, unfortunately you must sacrifice the internal Sata port in which you have available to you only to allow it as use for a pass-through to the external eSata port as, without this pass-through, the eSata port would not function.
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This adapter does support LACP/802.3ad with the ProSet tools in windows. I am not sure what software/drivers support that function in general *nix environments however using the Linux based firewall software that I am using, it is supported.
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There are TWO esata inputs - each input utilizes 4 drives each. So you'd need two cables to run all of them.
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There's nothing OS-specific about the enclosure, anything with eSATA "port multiplier" support should work fine.
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Yes, Something along the lines of this would work:Rosewill 2-Port USB 3.0 4-Port USB 2.0 Hub eSATA Multi-In-1 Internal Card Reader with USB 3.0 Connector (RDCR-11004)
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This is an internal SATA drive and most likely you don't have an Esata connection on your laptop. You need to purchase an external DVD drive with a USB connection.
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It needs an esata interface. Lots of them (especially the ones built into motherboards) are buggy or don't perform well. So I have an addon card.
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Nope!! Have to purchase one, I believe it came with a USB, but not eSATA. That would have been nice
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I am using it to connected an external esata port on an external enclosure Hard Drive to USB 3 on the laptop. your going the other way around. not sure.