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Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Asterisk and software Raid
On Saturday 21 August 2004 14:47, Ed Devine wrote:
Has anyone had any experience with software raid and Asterisk? Also, if
the
software raid doesn't play, any recommendations for a hardware based IDE
Raid controller
On Mon, 23 Aug 2004, William Boehlke wrote:
Consider hot swappable SCSI RAID 1 instead of IDE. You'll appreciate it
every couple of years when you lose a disk but the PBX stays up.
I hot swap on my 3Ware IDE RAID card all the time.
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Vice President of N2Net, a New Age Consulting
Consider hot swappable SCSI RAID 1 instead of IDE. You'll appreciate it
every couple of years when you lose a disk but the PBX stays up.
I hot swap on my 3Ware IDE RAID card all the time.
Aye and with SATA hot swapping is even easier provided the driver notifies
the kernel that the disk
Odd, I have absolutely *zero* issues with Promise PATA cards... I use
strictly software RAID on both SCSI and IDE on Linux 2.4. Never had
issues
with the kernel failing due to I/O load on rebuild or dealing with failed
drives.
Note: You can easily throttle the I/O bandwidth used for
I used software raids and want to get away from
them. I really really like Microlite's BackupEdge tape backup
software. BackupEdge does not work with a software raid, only a hardware
raid.
The second kicker was that the Promise (or any
other) hardware IDE raids are considered software raid
Ed Devine wrote:
I've got a Dual Xeon system Digium Quad T1 and an Idle T1 circuit that I
can experiment with. I've been wanting to use Redhat with software Raid
1 on an Asterisk server.
Has anyone had any experience with software raid and Asterisk? Also, if
the software raid doesn't play,
On Sat, 21 Aug 2004, Ed Devine wrote:
I've got a Dual Xeon system Digium Quad T1 and an Idle T1 circuit that
I can experiment with. I've been wanting to use Redhat with software
Raid 1 on an Asterisk server.
Has anyone had any experience with software raid and Asterisk? Also, if
the
On Sat, 21 Aug 2004, Lyle Giese wrote:
I used software raids and want to get away from them. I really really
like Microlite's BackupEdge tape backup software. BackupEdge does not
work with a software raid, only a hardware raid.
The second kicker was that the Promise (or any other)
Lyle Giese [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I used software raids and want to get away from them. I really really like
Microlite's BackupEdge tape backup software. BackupEdge does not work with a
software raid, only a hardware raid.
I have worked with software raid for several years, and to date
On Saturday 21 August 2004 14:47, Ed Devine wrote:
Has anyone had any experience with software raid and Asterisk? Also, if the
software raid doesn't play, any recommendations for a hardware based IDE
Raid controller and suggestions on best practices for setting up the disk
partitions (2 X 40
On Saturday 21 August 2004 15:17, Lyle Giese wrote:
My experience with IDE in raid arrays is less than stellar and will be
trashing them as I rebuild servers. I have had several instances where one
drive fails and the entire array falls over as the kernel struggles to
recover from the loss of
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On Saturday 21 August 2004 05:22 pm, Andrew Kohlsmith wrote:
On Saturday 21 August 2004 14:47, Ed Devine wrote:
Has anyone had any experience with software raid and Asterisk? Also, if
the software raid doesn't play, any recommendations for a
I've got a nearly identical system running on Slackware 9.1 with a
Megaraid controller.
Works better than expected!
Niles
I've got a Dual Xeon system Digium Quad T1 and an Idle T1 circuit that I
can experiment with. I've been wanting to use Redhat with software Raid 1
on an Asterisk server.
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