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This doesn't sound like RAID at all. How are you guys coming to this conclusion? At best it sounds like a server with a master/slave hard drive setup...you kn
by gregd 13y ago
This doesn't sound like RAID at all. How are you guys coming to this conclusion? At best it sounds like a server with a master/slave hard drive setup...you know, something from the early 2000s.
- Brandon0 13y agoA master/slave hard drive setup would have data loss. If the main hard drive died and it wasn't a RAID, surely they would have noticed.
- underwater 13y agoMirrored disks are RAID 1: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_RAID_levels http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_RAID_levels
- ams6110 13y agoTwo mirrored disks is technically a RAID level that can survive failure of one disk. I worked at a company in the late 1990s that had mirrored disks, they would "split" the mirror at the end of the business day, backup to tape from one disk and run nighttime batch jobs on the other disk. Before start of next business day they would backup the batch disk to tape, then resync the mirror.
- gregd 13y agoWhere did it say these were mirrored drives?
- marcosdumay 13y agoLooks like RAID 1. You probably expected something like RAID 5, well, you are right, it's not.