Just trying to understand motivations that's all. 
That better explains your thought process.
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message: 5
date: Tue, 22 May 2012 09:55:38 -0400
from: rob@xxxxxxxxx
subject: Re: SAN Vendor support for IBM i?
Richard,
I am not here to measure "items".  But if you are not just baiting the 
bear I think my latter concern about HA during an OS upgrade was one of 
them.  Our current SAN (which we've just upgraded) isn't friendly to our 
hardware.  Honestly I did try to get my boss to look at friendlier SAN but 
he was in a push for a remote desktop rollout.  I also get a little 
concerned about internal attempts at hierarchical storage.  For example, 
he kept a bunch of 7.5k rpm disks on the san upgrade (gag).  Figuring 
archival or low usage data can go there.  Ever since the tarring and 
feathering when we tried to put our archive Domino servers on to PC based 
hardware and quickly had to move them back to i I have a bad taste for 
cheap disk for archive data. 
Rob Berendt
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