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09-25-2009 04:03 AM
09-25-2009 04:03 AM
			
				
					
						
							Raid 5 with Spare HDD
						
					
					
				
			
		
	
			
	
	
	
	
	
			
				
					
					
						Hi,
This Greetings from Revenue Department, Government of Karnataka. We have HP Prolinnt ML 350 G4P Server in 181 Different Locations with 642 RAID Controller. We are using our servers now with the 2 No's x 146 GB HDD & RAID1+0. Now we are planned to upgrade the server with 6 No's x 300 GB HDD with RAID 5 with Hot Spare Configurations.
We need some clarifications regarding this.
If 1 HDD Fails the Spare HDD will be get up immidiat effect?
After failed the 1 HDD without observation time, after rebuild of Spare HDD another one HDD fails the data on the HDD will be safe or not?
If we can install 2 Filed HDD at a time can rebuild? In this time Previous Configuration type Spre assigned to the same ID of it will be Changed?
					
				
			
			
				
			
			
				
			
			
			
			
			
			
		
		
		
	
	
	
This Greetings from Revenue Department, Government of Karnataka. We have HP Prolinnt ML 350 G4P Server in 181 Different Locations with 642 RAID Controller. We are using our servers now with the 2 No's x 146 GB HDD & RAID1+0. Now we are planned to upgrade the server with 6 No's x 300 GB HDD with RAID 5 with Hot Spare Configurations.
We need some clarifications regarding this.
If 1 HDD Fails the Spare HDD will be get up immidiat effect?
After failed the 1 HDD without observation time, after rebuild of Spare HDD another one HDD fails the data on the HDD will be safe or not?
If we can install 2 Filed HDD at a time can rebuild? In this time Previous Configuration type Spre assigned to the same ID of it will be Changed?
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09-25-2009 07:16 AM
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						>>> If 1 HDD Fails the Spare HDD will be get up immidiat effect?
Yes
>>> After failed the 1 HDD without observation time, after rebuild of Spare HDD another one HDD fails the data on the HDD will be safe or not?
After rebuild will be save, during rebuild not.
>> If we can install 2 Filed HDD at a time can rebuild? In this time Previous Configuration type Spre assigned to the same ID of it will be Changed?
Don't understand this question.
You should also consider RAID 6 (AKA RAID ADG), this is a RAID with dual parity where two disks can fail at a time and the data is safe.
					
				
			
			
				
		
		
	
	
	
Yes
>>> After failed the 1 HDD without observation time, after rebuild of Spare HDD another one HDD fails the data on the HDD will be safe or not?
After rebuild will be save, during rebuild not.
>> If we can install 2 Filed HDD at a time can rebuild? In this time Previous Configuration type Spre assigned to the same ID of it will be Changed?
Don't understand this question.
You should also consider RAID 6 (AKA RAID ADG), this is a RAID with dual parity where two disks can fail at a time and the data is safe.
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