>Dear Admin
>u said:
>choose a 3-disk RAID-1 or a 4-disk RAID10
>set for tank over RAIDZ aWith a 3-disk mirror you'd have a disk left over
>to be hot spare for failure in either rpool or tank.
>why do u prefer raid1 with one spare rather than raidz?
>i heard raidz has better redundancy than raid 1
>
> Dear AdminI have a server with 6 HDD,in fresh
> installation i select two disks for mirroring and
> create rpool and installing solaris10,but i need
> further space than default rpool`s file systems for
> installing my application. (for example mysql).so i
> decide create another pool (named t
Dear Admin
I have a server with 6 HDD,in fresh installation i select two disks for
mirroring and create rpool and installing solaris10,but i need further space
than default rpool`s file systems for installing my application. (for
example mysql).so i decide create another pool (named tank) with 4 re
Seems a lot simpler to create a multi-way mirror.
Then symlink your /opt/BIND or whatever off to new place.
# zpool create opt-new mirror c3t40d0 c3t40d1 c3t40d2 c3t40d3
# zpool status
pool: opt-new
state: ONLINE
scrub: none requested
config:
NAME STATE READ WRITE CKSUM
iman habibi wrote:
> Dear Admins
>
> My machine is ultra-sparc and has 6 H.D.D .I want to run an
> application server(Dns server),with perfect redundancy and data
> protection for my operating system and application files and folders.
> i install bind on /opt.
> so during solaris 10 installation i
Dear Admins
My machine is ultra-sparc and has 6 H.D.D .I want to run an application
server(Dns server),with perfect redundancy and data protection for my
operating system and application files and folders.
i install bind on /opt.
so during solaris 10 installation i choose two disks for mirroring i