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Good job Larry, very creative and precise. This setup will be
for a development box and development libraries will be saved every night.
System initial load will be save to tape.
J
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, March 07, 2001 12:25 PM
Subject: Re: No Mirror or Raid
> > What are the PROs and
CONs on a system without disk mirror or raid.
>
> Con: you
would have to restore the entire system after a disk failure.
>
>
Pro: you get a few more GB of storage to play with.
>
>
Con: you would have to restore the entire system after a disk
failure.
>
> Pro: you save a few dollars because you don't
need a RAID controller
>
> Con: you would have to restore
the entire system after a disk failure.
>
> Pro: your
maximum disk per model is a tad bit higher
>
> Con: you
would have to restore the entire system after a disk failure.
>
>
Pro: Certain disk upgrades are a bit easier cause you don't need
to
> maintain RAID sets or mirrored pairs
>
> Con: you
would have to restore the entire system after a disk failure.
>
>
That's about all I can think of!
>
> - Larry
>
> --
> Larry Bolhuis | Cogito ergo mercari iSeries
> Arbor
Solutions, Inc. |
> (616) 451-2500 | (I think, therefore I buy
iSeries.)
> (616) 451-2571 -fax |
> lbolhuis@arbsol.com
| #3 1951-2001
>
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