That is an
incorrect point though. If you
have any decent, hot-swappable RAID controller/drives, it works exactly the
same for RAID1 as it does for RAID5.
The comment you quoted was if you DIDN’T have hot-swappable drives. -----Original Message----- Ok If you have hot swap disks, as any good server should have, you
don't have to do that with RAID 5. -----Original Message----- The whole point depends on the way the tasks are done. http://www.sunbelt-software.com/exchange_list_charter.htm |
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