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hi once again :)
i just wanted to ask, what raid-level i should use to get a high level of reliability but also speed of my hdd's. I got 4 identical 18.xgb drives, and a hardware raid-card.. that can do raid 0,1,...5, 0+1
but i am not sure which raid-level would be the best. the final size of available space doesn't matter that much yet... but i just wanna make sure that the server still functions and stays online etc...in case one of the hdds fails..
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5 posts - Last post: Jan 14, 2007This is my file server with 10 hot swap drive bays, dual power supplies, and mated to a APC 1500VA UPS dedicated solely to the server.
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Getting Started With RAID::
File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTMLDepending on how you implement RAID (which RAID level you use), the benefits include .. A dedicated hot spare is assigned to one or more arrays,
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thanks in advance :)
joerg
raid 5 will do , the higher raid levels up to 10 are not really applicable to vB on one dedicated server.
Understanding RAID::
Jul 6, 2006 RAID Level Zero, a.k.a. disk striping, is where a stripe of data is way to implement RAID on a server is to use RAID controllers.
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make sure the HDD's are indentical though
don't know much about raid apart from what i read last week
probably raid 5 (best) or raid 1
How about RAID-Squared?? ;)
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