- Jul 27, 2013
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Hello all,
okay so I have a project from my virtualization class. One part of it is figuring out how to set up big capacity storage so that it can be both secure and easily accesible (NAS).
I was thinking, is it possible to use RAID10, take odd numbered HDDs disk1, disk3, disk5... and place them in one room, while keeping all the other HDDs in different place?
The idea of course is to have same data in both places, so that if small fire incident (or smth) in one of these rooms occurs, the data won't be lost (as odd numbered disks mirror even numbered ones). The rooms could be some 200-300m away from each other I guess: I imagine FTP 1gigabit cat6 cable. But then again, can it be all hooked up for raid10 like this?
PS. Again, it's a presentation, not a real life thing, so don't worry about the price and similair stuff too much.
okay so I have a project from my virtualization class. One part of it is figuring out how to set up big capacity storage so that it can be both secure and easily accesible (NAS).
I was thinking, is it possible to use RAID10, take odd numbered HDDs disk1, disk3, disk5... and place them in one room, while keeping all the other HDDs in different place?
The idea of course is to have same data in both places, so that if small fire incident (or smth) in one of these rooms occurs, the data won't be lost (as odd numbered disks mirror even numbered ones). The rooms could be some 200-300m away from each other I guess: I imagine FTP 1gigabit cat6 cable. But then again, can it be all hooked up for raid10 like this?
PS. Again, it's a presentation, not a real life thing, so don't worry about the price and similair stuff too much.
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