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Hi, Anguis:

What IBM calls "parity" is in fact RAID ... (IBM basically invented RAID on the System/38 with CPF ... way back when.)

Mirroring requires pairs of disk drives -- each drive has a "mirror" so if one drive fails, the whole system can still run. You can do mirroring even on a machine that does not hava a RAID-capable disk controller (IOP).

ASPs and Independent ASPs (aka. DASD pools) are separate concepts from whether or not you choose to implement parity or mirroring.

HTH,

Mark S. Waterbury

> On 9/21/2013 12:04 PM, RASU wrote:
Can anyone point me in the right direction for the following.

I have a 9406-170 with Eight (8.5GB) HD's.
The controller card is a 75G3439 PCI Controller Card AS/400e 9406-170
w/21H5072 Card.

So can I Mirror, RAID-5, Parity Protect ?

I cannot find any documentation on what exactly Parity Protection is -
is it Mirroring or RAID ?

If I can Mirror this system - I'd like to put:
2 HD's in the System ASP
2 HD's in a User ASP
and then Mirror them all.

So would I need to:
set up two more 2 HD ASP's
a single 4 HD ASP

Then how would I go about enabling the Mirroring ?

Note: I have no PC Operations Navigator - just a dumb terminal.

Best,
Anguis









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