RE: [K12OSN] Hardware question for Terminal Server
Stephen Liu (satimis@writeme.com)
Fri, 09 Aug 2002 19:41:32 +0800
Hi Matt,
Thanks for your prompt response in detail
At 07:10 AM 8/9/2002 -0400, Matt Loretitsch wrote:
>1.) This depends how you RAID. If you use a cheap hardware controller, you
>might have to stop the server, go into the bios, and rebuild from there.
>Then boot back up.
How to classify which is a reliable RAID controller for my use? Weighing
on price?
>3.) Run RAID 5 (if you can afford it) on a good controller
Noted with thanks.
>5.... A balance of speed and safety.
>
>Please note this is a slanted view from a corporate worker who used to work
>in education.
>
>Just take into consideration what data is valuable and what you can simply
>re-install if need be. You could run two boxes... Mirror your user data
>RAID 1 on one box, and run terminal server RAID 0 to get some speed on
>another box.
How to config the mirroring setup, 2 RAID boxes each with its own OS,
running on the same network. Are the clients linked to RAID 0 box?
RAID 1 ---> RAID 0 --> Clients
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Thanks in advance.
Stephen
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