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08-25-2011 12:38 PM
08-25-2011 12:38 PM
dl120 + 4x2TB-R5 + win2008R2
hey guys,
for a remote backup project we're looking into some cheap appliances as backup targets in the branch offices
so setup would be a dl120g7 with 4x2TB drives in raid 5(maxed out) connected to a P212/256
OS has to be windows 2008R2
now how do get it to go past the 2TB marker without using separate boot drives, which i can't do. The dl120 only has 4 bays. Can i convert to GPT on a boot drive or make it GPT and install windows to begin with? I thought EFI was needed for that and HP is still not making any progress whatsoever on that front...
any tips would be much appreciated!
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08-26-2011 02:17 AM
08-26-2011 02:17 AM
Re: dl120 + 4x2TB-R5 + win2008R2
you could create an array with 4x2TB in RAID5.
Then in the array you could create a logical drive that's for the OS and then another logical drive that's for the backup.
Maybe that would work?