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Author Topic: DNS-325 - RAID-1 is NOT a Backup  (Read 3058 times)

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DNS-325 - RAID-1 is NOT a Backup
« on: February 07, 2013, 06:07:50 AM »

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Re: DNS-325 - RAID-1 is NOT a Backup
« Reply #1 on: February 07, 2013, 06:34:19 AM »

so, reading your comments I am setting mine up to do a remote bu to a nas at another location and have built mine as raid1. is that overkill? if i do it as raid0 i will then have 4 tb to use but my backup is only a 2tb drive. not sure that is going to help me?
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Re: DNS-325 - RAID-1 is NOT a Backup
« Reply #2 on: February 07, 2013, 08:08:06 AM »

so, reading your comments I am setting mine up to do a remote bu to a nas at another location and have built mine as raid1. is that overkill? if i do it as raid0 i will then have 4 tb to use but my backup is only a 2tb drive. not sure that is going to help me?

Please see the following sticky regarding the difference between backups and redundancy (RAID). DNS-325 - Backup vs. Redundancy

Where data security is most important, backups are more important than redundancy. When availability is critical, redundancy may play a more important role. Additionally, the two also work well synergistically. It's all about your comfort level and how well you want to protect your data.
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