RAID 5

how to configure raid 5

how to configure raid5

View Answer   |  Jul 9 2008   10:45 AM GMT   |  asked by Ramki1010
RAID 4, RAID 5

SAN storage solutions on SQL Server

It has been said somewhere on this site that “what will be more advantageous [for SAN storage] are more drives in the array versus a couple of very large drives.” However, if the whole lot of arrays is a bunch of disks RAID-5 that are presented as a logical disk and then partitioned into many...

View Answer   |  Jun 24 2008   8:26 PM GMT   |  asked by SQL Server Ask the Experts
SQL Server, SAN, RAID 5

Syncing Software recommendations

One of my VIP end users (a senior scientist in our building) has put in a request for the following setup:He wants us to build him 2 8-TB file servers, identical in design. This is not a problem, I've done this already for our own use.One server will be in his lab for their use. He wants the second...

View Answer   |  Jun 16 2008   3:11 PM GMT   |  asked by Lonewolfbw
Backup, RAID, Windows Server 2003

server How I can install win2K3 in HP prolient ML350 server with RAID5 for first time

How I can install win2K3 in HP prolient ML350 server with RAID5 for first time

View Answer   |  Jun 3 2008   11:09 AM GMT   |  asked by Mizomotaz
Windows Server 2003, HP Prolient ML350, RAID 5

Raid1 vs Raid5 Microsoft exchange data

We are implementing Microsoft Exchange on a EMC DMX3500 DASD Subsystem that has 146GB and 300GBs. Talked to Gartner Group Consultant Bob Passmore and he is strongly recommending RAID 1: his justification is based on the fact that RAID 1 is double the number of disk drives; therefore you cut what...

View Answer   |  Apr 30 2008   2:31 PM GMT   |  asked by Bobc
RAID 1 vs RAID 5, RAID 5, RAID 1

RAID Levels on SAN

When deploying SQL Server 2005 Enterprise whether it is 32-bit or 64-bit versions using a SAN backend, does the Storage Methodologies regarding RAID1 (VRAID1) or RAID5 (VRAID5) change? There are differences of opinions in our organization regarding this issue. From the DBA Standpoint we strive to...

View Answer   |  May 31 2007   11:13 AM GMT   |  asked by ROWENS0715
SQL Server Enterprise Edition, VRAID5, VRAID1