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RAID 5 corruption, RAID 1 more stable? by
[email protected]
On several occasions I have seen situations where faulty UPS's caused
servers wtih RAID 5 arrays to reboot continuosly which caused
corruption to either the RAID array itself or the file system. I am
considering recommending RAID1 whenever possible because I suspect
that it would be more resillient...
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January 26th 08 03:12 AM
by Lon
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Failure of external HDD's - why doesn't any manufacturer wake up to this? by
richard
A couple of years ago I bought 4 external HDD's, Maxtors, to increase
storage capacity on some machines (and offer portability) in my business.
After 2 failed in short order I returned the other 2 and swore not to
touch external drives again.
A couple of months ago my IT supplier convinced me...
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February 18th 07 03:13 AM
by richard
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ILM products (Kazeon) and Windows Explorer by
[email protected]
Hi,
How do ILM products like kazeon that migrate files to alternate
storage deal with Windows Explorer that do directory listings and try
to open each and every file to read the data (for thumbnails)?
Will this cause Kazeon to restore the files from alternate storage
back onto the primary...
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Troubleshooting SANs by
[email protected]
I work for a consulting firm, and have begun to do troubleshooting on
small SANs, mostly HP MSA1500cs based.
Many times the problem the customer is talking about is some vague
intermittent slowness issue or something like that. In cases like
this, my troubleshooting goes something like this:
1. ...
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building nas server for home network by
[email protected]
Hi,
I'm in need for (budget) storage at home. After doing a little
research i decided to build my own NAS server.
I've got an "old" AMD Athlon XP 2400+ with one GB of ram, so that will
be more than sufficient i guess.
I've been thinking of doing the following, but i wonder if it's the
best way...
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March 28th 07 08:50 PM
by Knut
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Hobbiest SAN suggestions by
[email protected]
I'd like to play around with a small inexpensive SAN at home. Storage
capacity or performance is not a concern something like a 4 or 5 year
old EMC, HP or IBM box. Any suggestions?
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Sharing SAN Partition with multiple Linux Clients by
Alan Miller
Hi,
We have an IBM DS4000 SAN array. We want to have two linux servers
attach to one partition and both be able to read/write to the disk at
the same time.
We created a host group and put both hosts into the same group and
gave that group a mapping to the logical drive we want them to share.
They...
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Backup SW /w Encryption and Remote Storage by
[email protected]
I want to backup my data in a remote location. The total size of the
data is about 500GB but the incremental data is comparably small. A
commercial online backup service is one option but I much prefer a
backup on a family's computer on a different continent. In any case,
here are the...
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Question about ATA-2 and the Fixed Disk Parameter Table by
Emerald Saint
Do you remember back when we had to specify the Cylinders, Heads and Sectors
(CHS) in the BIOS Setup when installing a new hard drive? There was a
'drive type' table that had ready-made sets drive parameters to pick from.
You picked one that was the best for the drive and your choice of...
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Backup Program With Push Architecture by
Will
Is there a decent Windows based backup program that allows clients to push
their backups to a central server using an agent technolgy rather than
having the central server contact the distributed agents and pull the data?
The problem with the pull model is that you often end up having a...
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Backup data format by
[email protected]
Hi,
What formats are the full and incremental dumps from a NetApp OnTAP
system in? As in, is the backup data in some proprietary NetApp
format?
Also, what is the difference between NDMP and SnapMirror?
Dvy
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$20,000 SAN budget - not sure which to choose. by
Ned
What's the best SAN solution I can get for $20K?
Planned uses include storage for student data (we are a school
district)
VMware server virtualization (store virtual machines here for failover)
Email Archiving
Possible Electronic document storage
I realize my knowledge is limited and that I am...
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January 31st 07 11:38 AM
by Ned
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New owner of used Snap Server 4000 - NO LOGIN! by
[email protected]
My coworker just gave me his used Snap Server 4000. I've connected it
to my home network and everything is working correctly, but it's asking
me for a user name & password to access the device (either to gain
access to the drives or for configuration).
He doesn't remember what users he created,...
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120 TB SAN solutions by
Leon Woestenberg
Hello,
I am shopping for a 120 TB SAN solution which will probably be
accessed by a cluster of servers through a shared filesystem.
Being new in this field, I would welcome some pointers on where
I should start looking.
I have already find some handy info through archives of this list, but
I...
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Storage bottleneck when using RAID 1 ? by
[email protected]
I have a UNIX server that hosts some fairly large Informix tables and
recently the servers performance has degraded quite dramatically. After
investigating further it appears that this is down to a storage bottleneck,
the server is around three years old and I just upgraded it's CPU's (dual...
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W2k EMC install problem with LUN greater 0 by
Oliver Fischer
Hello NG
i hope you can help me or figure out my problem
whenn I´m in the wrong NG please told me
My System:
IBM Netfinity 7000 M10
Qlogic 2200F direct attached to EMC Symetrix
W2k Advanced Server is installed on the first HD (Disk0)(C:) that is
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DAS & NAS Terabyte RAID By Real-Storage by
Real-Storage
Hello NewsGroup,
I've seen some posts debating the merits of building your RAID or buying
your own RAID. I like to point out the benefits of purchasing your storage
needs through Real-Storage. I think the benefits are very clear. Thanks for
your time.
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October 28th 03 03:28 PM
by nick
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Physical sector location by
Nuno Magalhaes
If you have a given sector, say 5000th sector (logical), how can you
get the physical location in: platters, tracks and sectors?
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SAN as a Back-Up Device by
Linux Penguin
Currently we are experiencing alot of problems with tape backup and I
have had some thoughts.
Is it possible to purchase a SAN with a huge amount of disk space (say
1 terrabyte), then partition the SAN storage up and then backup the
data from various servers to specific partition on the SAN.
This...
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October 27th 03 04:09 PM
by Andy
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