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Page 3 RAID. A RAID 5 (redundant array of inexpensive disks) array is
basically a collection of drives treated as one drive but divided into one or
more partitions. RAID is recommended for any server that will require nonstop
operations and that cannot tolerate data loss or drive failure which forces
the server to go offline. More commonly known as disk mirroring, RAID 5
requires two hard drives: one configured as a regular drive, and the second
to provide an exact copy of structure of the first in real time. Disk
mirroring is a simple and inexpensive way to guarantee against data loss, and
is configurable in Windows 2000 without additional hardware or
software. |
RAID. RAID (redundant array of inexpensive disks) is basically a
collection of physical drives and/or drive partitions that are treated as one partition. RAID is
recommended for any server that will require nonstop operations and that
cannot tolerate data loss or drive failure which forces the server to go
offline. More commonly known as disk mirroring, RAID level 1 requires two
hard drives: one configured as a regular drive, and the second to provide an
exact copy of structure of the first in real time. Disk mirroring is a simple
and inexpensive way to guarantee against data loss, and is configurable in
Windows 2000 without additional hardware or
software. |
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