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05-06-2002 10:53 PM
05-06-2002 10:53 PM
File corruption
We have 3 e800 tower server, 3 disk (raid 5) all disks 36.4Gb. And files stored disk are corrupting. Any Idea???
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05-06-2002 11:06 PM
05-06-2002 11:06 PM
Re: File corruption
Hi
Need to kow the configuration.
if you are using a u3 raid controller, be sure that the cable is U3 (twisted pair) or put your transfer rate to 80 MB/s max
be sure to have a cable with good terminator
you can also schedure a short term consistency check, if a data is corrupted, then this task will repair the data of raid 5 with the redundancy data.
Need to kow the configuration.
if you are using a u3 raid controller, be sure that the cable is U3 (twisted pair) or put your transfer rate to 80 MB/s max
be sure to have a cable with good terminator
you can also schedure a short term consistency check, if a data is corrupted, then this task will repair the data of raid 5 with the redundancy data.
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If everything is under control, you are going too slow (Mario Andretti)
If everything is under control, you are going too slow (Mario Andretti)
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