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07-21-2008 07:51 AM
07-21-2008 07:51 AM
rx2660 smart array question
I have a new rx2660 with the smart array controller and 8 146 GB SAS drives. It came configured with one logical drive mirrored. Can the RAID policy be changed without data restore? I'm guessing not.
A little background. I would like to end up with one or two file systems for application data. Would I be better off creating two logical drives, one mirrored for vg00, and one RAID5 (5+1) for app data? Or would I be better off with one logical drive at 7+1. I know that placing the app data in vg00 may not be ideal, but I'm wondering about the possible performance gain with the 7+1.
If I need to start over with reconfiguring the array and reinstalling, what would be the high level steps?
Thanks!
A little background. I would like to end up with one or two file systems for application data. Would I be better off creating two logical drives, one mirrored for vg00, and one RAID5 (5+1) for app data? Or would I be better off with one logical drive at 7+1. I know that placing the app data in vg00 may not be ideal, but I'm wondering about the possible performance gain with the 7+1.
If I need to start over with reconfiguring the array and reinstalling, what would be the high level steps?
Thanks!
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07-21-2008 08:19 AM
07-21-2008 08:19 AM
Re: rx2660 smart array question
Are really all disks in only 1 logical drive?
I would at least use 1 logical drive for vg00 and one for data.
Manual is here:
http://docs.hp.com/en/J6369-90072/index.html
HP Smart Array P400 and P800 Controller for Integrity Servers Support Guide, March 2008
Hope this helps!
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I would at least use 1 logical drive for vg00 and one for data.
Manual is here:
http://docs.hp.com/en/J6369-90072/index.html
HP Smart Array P400 and P800 Controller for Integrity Servers Support Guide, March 2008
Hope this helps!
Regards
Torsten.
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07-21-2008 09:37 AM
07-21-2008 09:37 AM
Re: rx2660 smart array question
I thought the one logical disk was kind of strange as well. Thanks for your advice.
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