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03-15-2018 06:52 PM
03-15-2018 06:52 PM
ML150 G6 (single hdd to RAID)
Hi, I need some help with my Proliant ML150 G6 server. Currently it only runs on 1 hdd (300GB). Can I install another hdd and configure as RAID 1 (mirror) with losing the existing hdd data? I can't find any info on this and the steps to configure that. Thanks
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03-16-2018 03:26 AM
03-16-2018 03:26 AM
Re: ML150 G6 (single hdd to RAID)
Of course you can configure a RAID1 with two identical drives on this server. If you don't want to lose data I recommend you create a backup to an external drive before changing your configuration. You could then restore the data to the raid created afterwards.
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