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From: Allen Wadsworth on 2 Aug 2010 10:34
Been working with SBS since version 4.5 and with every server I have used the
same hard drive configuration. My primary OS was mirrored on two hard drives
and my Projects/Shared Information has been on RAID 5 drives. Is it good
practice to keep the mirrored drives for the primary OS or is it ok to use a
Raid 5 configuration?
Thanks,
Allen
From: Glenn on 2 Aug 2010 10:40
In my opinion, it is best to have the os mirrored. This way you can break
the mirror before running updates or a service pack and if all goes wrong
you can put the other drive back in.

Glenn

"Allen Wadsworth" <AllenWadsworth(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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> Been working with SBS since version 4.5 and with every server I have used
> the
> same hard drive configuration. My primary OS was mirrored on two hard
> drives
> and my Projects/Shared Information has been on RAID 5 drives. Is it good
> practice to keep the mirrored drives for the primary OS or is it ok to use
> a
> Raid 5 configuration?
> Thanks,
> Allen


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