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I guess it depends on the type of data you are backing up too. If its music/movies it's not that big an issue to get 1 corrupted file, on the other hand, corru

by brador 15y ago

I guess it depends on the type of data you are backing up too. If its music/movies it's not that big an issue to get 1 corrupted file, on the other hand, corruption on critical work files could be a disaster. I say RAID is fine for a media NAS box, but for critical business files, a more thorough backup strategy is required...

cbs 15y ago
>I say RAID is fine for a media NAS box In that case I still wouldn't call it a backup. I'd just say that the array itself was failure-resistant enough that you've chosen not to maintain a backup.