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Alec Waters
 
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Default Striped Mirror sets across two drive enclosures? - 10-06-2004 , 05:13 AM






Hi all,

If I have a striped mirror set (RAID 1 + 0) on my SAN for my SQL Server
data files, would I be able to put the mirrored drives in different
drive enlosures?

I'm trying to cater for the case where a SAN drive enclosure catches
fire by putting the disks that mirror the disks in the toasted enclosure
in a second enclosure. A not-putting-all-my-eggs-in-one-basket kind of
thing.

Is this manufacturer specific?

thanks a lot,
alec
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Rodney R. Fournier [MVP]
 
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Default Re: Striped Mirror sets across two drive enclosures? - 10-06-2004 , 06:57 AM






100% Manufacture specific.

Cheers,

Rod

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"Alec Waters" <alec.waters (AT) NdatalineO (DOT) ScoP.AukM> wrote

Quote:
Hi all,

If I have a striped mirror set (RAID 1 + 0) on my SAN for my SQL Server
data files, would I be able to put the mirrored drives in different drive
enlosures?

I'm trying to cater for the case where a SAN drive enclosure catches fire
by putting the disks that mirror the disks in the toasted enclosure in a
second enclosure. A not-putting-all-my-eggs-in-one-basket kind of thing.

Is this manufacturer specific?

thanks a lot,
alec
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Alec Waters
 
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Default Re: Striped Mirror sets across two drive enclosures? - 10-06-2004 , 09:04 AM



Hi Rod,

Quote:
100% Manufacture specific.
thanks a lot,
alec
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