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тАО12-03-2007 10:42 AM
тАО12-03-2007 10:42 AM
PLEASE I NEED BASIC & PRACTICE SOLUTION TO CONFIGURE EVA??
I HAVE THIS CASE:
TWO DATABSE SERVERS
TWO APPLICATION SERVERS
TWO MAIL SERVERS
TWO ACTIVE DIRECTORY SERVERS
TWO TEST & DEVELOPMENT SERVER
ONE ANTI VIRUSE SERVER
MS WINDOWS2003 FOR ALL
EVA6000 WITH 6.4 TB RAW CAPACITY
44*146GB
WHAT IS THE BEST SOLUTION TO CONFIGURE THIS CASE(EVA)???
HOW MANY VDISK FOR EACH SERVER???
WHICH VRAID LEVEL IS USED??
WHAT DRIVE LETTER I CAN USE??
TWO DATABSE SERVERS
TWO APPLICATION SERVERS
TWO MAIL SERVERS
TWO ACTIVE DIRECTORY SERVERS
TWO TEST & DEVELOPMENT SERVER
ONE ANTI VIRUSE SERVER
MS WINDOWS2003 FOR ALL
EVA6000 WITH 6.4 TB RAW CAPACITY
44*146GB
WHAT IS THE BEST SOLUTION TO CONFIGURE THIS CASE(EVA)???
HOW MANY VDISK FOR EACH SERVER???
WHICH VRAID LEVEL IS USED??
WHAT DRIVE LETTER I CAN USE??
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тАО12-03-2007 12:05 PM
тАО12-03-2007 12:05 PM
Re: PLEASE I NEED BASIC & PRACTICE SOLUTION TO CONFIGURE EVA??
WHAT IS THE BEST SOLUTION TO CONFIGURE THIS CASE(EVA)???
About what?
HOW MANY VDISK FOR EACH SERVER???
You create VDisks if you need it for your server/aplications, and you have free space.
WHICH VRAID LEVEL IS USED??
If you have a critical service, you would set Vraid 1, and Vraid 5 for the rest (for example)
WHAT DRIVE LETTER I CAN USE??
You can choose the drive letter.
You can see the space (free/total) that you have now and calculate the space about EVA. For example:
- A 146 GB disk is not 146*1024 MB. It is 146*1000 MB.
- If you have a Disk Group (146 GB Disks) and you create one 80 GB Vdisk Vraid5, you are using about 100 GB.
About what?
HOW MANY VDISK FOR EACH SERVER???
You create VDisks if you need it for your server/aplications, and you have free space.
WHICH VRAID LEVEL IS USED??
If you have a critical service, you would set Vraid 1, and Vraid 5 for the rest (for example)
WHAT DRIVE LETTER I CAN USE??
You can choose the drive letter.
You can see the space (free/total) that you have now and calculate the space about EVA. For example:
- A 146 GB disk is not 146*1024 MB. It is 146*1000 MB.
- If you have a Disk Group (146 GB Disks) and you create one 80 GB Vdisk Vraid5, you are using about 100 GB.
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тАО12-03-2007 12:18 PM
тАО12-03-2007 12:18 PM
Re: PLEASE I NEED BASIC & PRACTICE SOLUTION TO CONFIGURE EVA??
May I suggest the following document?
Enterprise Virtual Array configuration best practices
http://h71028.www7.hp.com/ERC/downloads/4AA1-4202ENW.pdf
Setting disk failure protection on "Single" and leaving at least a 5% of the space free, will let you 5.4 TB for your vdisks. The maximum size of a vdisk is 2 TB. In RAID 5 the vdisk will use x*1.25, and in RAID 1 will use x*2.
The spare requeriments will be given by the applications. That's very variable.
Enterprise Virtual Array configuration best practices
http://h71028.www7.hp.com/ERC/downloads/4AA1-4202ENW.pdf
Setting disk failure protection on "Single" and leaving at least a 5% of the space free, will let you 5.4 TB for your vdisks. The maximum size of a vdisk is 2 TB. In RAID 5 the vdisk will use x*1.25, and in RAID 1 will use x*2.
The spare requeriments will be given by the applications. That's very variable.
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тАО12-03-2007 02:44 PM
тАО12-03-2007 02:44 PM
Re: PLEASE I NEED BASIC & PRACTICE SOLUTION TO CONFIGURE EVA??
> WHAT IS THE BEST SOLUTION TO CONFIGURE THIS CASE
Find someone who understands the various applications that you're going to be using, and ask them to size things appropriately.
Then find someone who understands an EVA and get them to configure it.
Seriously, you need to be asking yourself some very basic questions before even thinking about how to configure the EVA...
Cheers,
Rob
P.S. STOP SHOUTING !
Find someone who understands the various applications that you're going to be using, and ask them to size things appropriately.
Then find someone who understands an EVA and get them to configure it.
Seriously, you need to be asking yourself some very basic questions before even thinking about how to configure the EVA...
Cheers,
Rob
P.S. STOP SHOUTING !
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