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03-29-2007 05:07 AM
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What is the best way to do this kind of job? Please note that, the source has 4 disks but destination has only 3 disks. I am thinking to use "dd" commend. Some how, I need to put two source disks into one disk.
Is there anyway I can do this?
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Re: Data Migration from old DS2100 to new DS2120
I recommend creating logical volume structure and then either use the cp -R command or a backup/restore with fbackup to be sure everything works.
Make sure any databases are shut down during the backup stage, those applications can't be hot when the copy occurs. Take note of raw disk areas, and don't forget them.
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Re: Data Migration from old DS2100 to new DS2120
Is there any chance for using mirror?
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