Summary: I believe Adaptec's, RocketRaid's and Promise's low-end SATA RAID adapters are supported by 2003. I've been paging through their websites recently and...
Summary: Hi, I bought this SC1420 Dell server, it came with a CERC 6 channel raid controller card. I would like to set up as follow, if it is possible: Port 0:...
Summary: Can I create a image of a SATA raid drive and then restore it to a normal hard drive. I understand there may be cluster size issues I dont know. ...
Summary: I got Server 2003 installed last night. Everything worked fine, but I couldn't get my SATA raid card working (SYBA SY-VIA-150R PCI SATA /IDE Combo RAI...
Summary: I am rebuilding my server and have upgraded to Serial ATA drives. I want to run raid 1 for data protection. I have an MSI KT6V motherboard. After pr...
Summary: DC's don't really do that much so it won't be doing much work, so CPU or hard disc speed isn't necessarily an issue. The network card won't necessaril...
Summary: hi, i am planning to build a server with w2k3 OS. does anyone have new ideas abt backing up data? the server has a sata raid 1 configuration. thought ...
Summary: The problem with reading shared files disappeared when the SATA RAID controller was moved to another PCI-X slot in the machine! I guess that in the pr...
Summary: Okay I was cursed with installing server 2003 on a custon built server running a Intel entry level server board SE7221BA1-E. I have the disks and have...
Summary: Hey had the same problem when Ghosting from an IDE drive to a SATA RAID setup. When you logon it just kicks you back out to the logon screen. The prob...
Summary: Hello, I have a SBS 2003 SP1 system that is running slow and I can not figure it out. This server has 15 users and has SQL as the main application...
Summary: I'm no expert in this field, but I would imagine you are looking for the same set up you would want if you were creating a stand alone image editing m...
Summary: Hi, I am having the same problem with Server 2008. Are you using seagate 250gb HDDs (ST3250310AS) ? or a SATA RAID controller? Just trying to think of...
Summary: Hi, I've just inherited a challenging situation: This client had Windows SBS Server 2003 w/ Exchange (no SP at all!) running on a Dell PowerEdge 700. ...
Summary: Hi everyone I'm experiencing a weird RAID problem. The system I use is server 2003 enterprise, CPU = Athlon X2 4000+, RAM = 1GB x 2 (dual channel) and...
Summary: Pulling foot out of mouth..... I stand corrected Wanderer! Just goes to show, you can't know everything. Thanks for the link btw. I hadn't read you...
Summary: One of my sata 1 raid mirrored configured drive says an error occured and has put the system in a degraded state. Does this mean the drive is shot or ...
Summary: Hi, I would like to upgrade our server's Harddisk to a bigger capacity. It's currently running on RAID 1. SCSI is very much more expensive compared to...
Summary: You need drivers for the disk(s) as well.....be they SCSI or SATA. Windows can't find the drive (we'll stick with "drive" singular since that's how w...
Summary: Please help I'm having issues with getting a Raid 5 array up and running on my Win2k3 server. Here is my setup 5 Seagate SCSI Drives 147GB 80 pin that...
Summary: Create a new partition on a RAID 5 big disc Our company has a Dell Server 2950 with 3 500GB SATA hard discs. RAID 5 is currently in use and total cap...
Summary: Serial Attached Scsi [small computing systems interface] is better than ide on steriods [SATA]. If you are considering RAID, which you should be as yo...
Summary: We purchased a dell poweredge 2800. it came with 4 drives with RAID controller. i installed Server2003 using dell management software. now it it made ...
Summary: OK, the story is this: at our company we where using Windows 2000 server. We decided to buy a shining new PC (Dual core P4, 1 GB of ram, 2 SATA disks...
Summary: If I'm not mistaken, the disk's are synchronizing and all the data off your 60 is being duplicated (copied) to the 80 to rebuild the RAID set. The mor...
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