Summary: Can anyone give me a brief overview of hardware vs. software raid. We are looking at doing a simple mirror in NT4 server do we need a $600 controller...
Summary: I am trying to evaluate the relative effectiveness of hardware (ie. Hp NetRAID-3Si) versus software (ie. windows NT) RAID implementations. In addition...
Summary: The answer is Yes to the first question and the difference is that usually the hardware RAID controllers are more reliable. Advantages of software RA...
Summary: I used the following search engine: http://www.google.com and came up with this link after typing in the keywords "NT software Raid 1" http://www.back...
Summary: Microsoft or some other good source said NOT to mix hardware and software raid... Rather, do not use the same drive (physical) for software and har...
Summary: I have an nt4.0 server with two ide (primary and Secondary) 40gb harddisk. How can i do software RAID? From where can get the software raid details ? ...
Summary: Always helps to be specific. Is this hardware or software raid? Yes you can undo Raid 1 [mirroring] but I have to tell you that is an extremely BAD id...
Summary: The drives do not have to be identical. Actually they can be quite different. One could be IDE, one could be SCSI. The can even be of diffenent size...
Summary: Good time of the day to everyone, I am now weighting pros and cons of setting up a RAID solution to a workgroup server which would primarily be a file...
Summary: hai i am using compaq proliant servers mL 370 i want to know how to configure hardware raid. please tell me the steps and difference between hardware ...
Summary: I guess it depends on your hardware. If you've got a Compaq hardware and you're not talking about NT software Raid, you should be able to do this eas...
Summary: Without looking up the stats on the filerecovery pro I would say they are talking software raid not hardware raid. You are doing hardware raid. You ...
Summary: You can easily see in Disk Administrator if you are doing software raid and what level of raid. Hardware raid is another story. Unless you have the h...
Summary: Just some clarification here. Mirroring is not RAID. Mirroring takes on two forms. One controller and two drives. Duplexing is two controllers with...
Summary: All software RAID options will always be bottlenecks, RAID5 in NT is highly CPU intensive. RAID1 is more moderate, requieres less CPU time, disk I/O i...
Summary: If this is hardware raid the procedure for making a scsi raid boot disk is usually covered rather well in the documentation with the raid card. Look ...
Summary: There are software raid systems and hardware raid systems. Yours is the latter, and, in my opinion, the preferred option of the two. On my raid machi...
Summary: The big difference here is that Raid 5 cannot have the system and boot partition(s) on it. So if your disk0 has a C:\ that's 2 gig then that's probabl...
Summary: I have worked with a lot of HP LC200 and LH4 Netservers. I hope that you are using hardware RAID (I do not suggest you use software RAID. If you want ...
Summary: FireWall: A system designed to prevent unauthorized access to or from a private network. Firewalls can be implemented in both hardware and software...
Summary: Big problem, IMPORTANT SENTENCE, C:DRIVE NTFS SYSTEM PARTITION CRASHED, COMPLETELY BURNED. Since drive c: is your system partition and holds all the r...
Summary: Interesting essay Dr. Zhivag. I would disagree that backups are a waste of time. They ARE the best way of restoring a file that has been overwritten ...
Summary: you will not be able to have a "merged" drive or volume set in MS terms. the boot and system volume cannot be volume setted together. You can try part...
Summary: We are talking a hardware raid situation correct? Your NT install has nothing to do with this. All the nt drivers do for you is give NT access to th...
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