By: Shuvadeep
If one hard disk in RAID 0 is corrupted , do I lose the complete data in the system ?
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Thanks for an informative post. I feel glad to read about the types of RAID. Really a helpful blog you are sharing with us.
View ArticleBy: Oliver Powell
Thanks for an informative post. I feel glad to read about the types of RAID. Really helpful blog.
View ArticleBy: Vikash Kumar
Hi I have IBM server and installed OS server 2012 r2. First time installing raid 1 configured but motherboard is changed so raid not configured. Is it possible raid configured without any problem and...
View ArticleBy: Foxy
So let me get this straight, a Raid 10 works minimum of 4 Disks, and that will make 2 mirror sets 2 disks in each mirror? so if you added another 2 disks would it then create 3 mirror sets or will it...
View ArticleBy: Peter
I have a DELL server with 2 x 500Gb and 5 x 2Tb for use as a Database server. My thinking is: The 2 x 500 Gb would be appropriate for the OS software with Raid 1 config. The 5 x 2Tb could be configured...
View ArticleBy: Jeri Bennett
My Buffalo Product: Network Storage (NAS) Operating System: Windows 7 Connection Type: Wireless Model number is Model: LS-WX2.0TL/R is running RAID 1. Can you tell me the steps for changing it to RAID...
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What happens of the RAID controller fails and not the drives? Is all the data lost? I have done some reading and it appears that one cannot simply switch a set of RAID disks from one hardware RAID...
View ArticleBy: Bobby
@Morty I am sure by now you must have configured your RAID, I do the same kind of work and We use 20 Bay NAS with multiple volumes and every volume configured in RAID 5. Hope this helps, good luck.
View ArticleBy: Dave H
Hi I have a couple of questions with regards to RAID 10 configs. If for example i had a 10 disk raid 10 setup, if i pulled 1 of the mirrorsets (2 disks) would this result in data loss? Also is there a...
View ArticleBy: Achmad
Thank’s for your article…, this is very usefull to help me about the different of raid 0,1 and raid 5
View ArticleBy: Anthony
I’m currently looking at a RAID-0 setup using 2 x 256gb SSD’s, (data security – not a problem), but the question I have is with expansion at a later date. If I want to add a 3rd drive to the RAID can...
View ArticleBy: Gerald
@Jess – The size of a RAID-1 volume can only be as big as the size of the disks being used e.g 1TB, but if you require a 10TB volume the only way to get the capacity, the redundancy and the performance...
View ArticleBy: JESS
Can you elaborate to us if what is the use of RAID 10? So that I can understand clearly.
View ArticleBy: Gerald
Jons, 3 Disks makes it difficult, You can either do RAID-1 with a spare or add another disk and go RAID10, RAID-6 needs a minimum of 4 disks, both solutions will reduce utilisation to 50%
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Hi Gerald, I had a server with 3 1TB HD, planning to have raid5 configuration. My question is, what raid will you recommend for me? because you’d said that it is not recommended if disks over 500GB....
View ArticleBy: Gerald
The first problem with using RAID-0 is that there is no redundancy, so if one disk fails you have lost all your data. The second problem is that with disks that size RAID-5 is not recommended due to...
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