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And don't forget about the Stand by disk in each array. If one fails, it comes alive and takes over the work load. I know this can be done on a PERC/4 RAID card but can you set one on an AS400 to automatically take over? I know you can have un-configured drives but hot stand by? Chris Bipes Information Services Director CrossCheck, Inc. -----Original Message----- Of course, the next discussion is hot-swap vs. non-hot-swap <g>. Again, for a non-mission-critical system where loss of work is more important than interrupted service, it seems that hot-swap is an unnecessary expense. On the other hand, the ability to quickly replace a failing drive before a second one goes casters up is probably a good reason to have hot-swap bays in HA environments.
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