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05-12-2005 06:14 AM
05-12-2005 06:14 AM
If you Vpar a RP7400 which only has 2 internal drives. And I want an 'a' and 'b' vpar, I am guessing I need 2 root drives? correct?
So if that is true, how will I mirror my root drives? Mirror them to an external array where my data resides?
So if that is true, how will I mirror my root drives? Mirror them to an external array where my data resides?
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05-12-2005 08:26 AM
05-12-2005 08:26 AM
Re: Vpar Mirror
Robert,
each vpar will need a boot disk. You can use one interal for each vpar and mirror to your external array. Or you may use both internal for one vpar and mirror them and then set two from the external array as the boot disks for the second vpar.
each vpar will need a boot disk. You can use one interal for each vpar and mirror to your external array. Or you may use both internal for one vpar and mirror them and then set two from the external array as the boot disks for the second vpar.
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