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Operating Systems Solaris Create Pool Post 302996107 by flexihopper18 on Wednesday 19th of April 2017 04:08:29 AM

04-19-2017

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Thank you ygemici Smilie

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Hi flexi,
Firstly , we must know the your hardware system ? 
Maybe we can determine best choice for your needs to that

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The choice was a HP Proliant server.

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if your system x86 arch maybe you can try "LSI or other Logic Configuration Utility Console " which appears in the boot stages..

Yes, this is the plan to raid the disks. Can I have multiple pool using this?

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You assume 8 disks , but has your system contains these from local or san ?

From local only.

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if your all disks has local ( SAS / Sata .. ) , then what is the your critical data ? ( database )

The main purpose of this new server is for development and disaster recovery testing. We have a separate production/live system for our database.

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all disks are at the same or size ?

Yes, same size (1.2GB)

Regards,
flexi

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