Hi everybody!
I've got four 2TB hard disks in a virtual device configured as single parity raid-z (raidz1) in my microserver with nas4free v.9.2.0.1 - Shigawire (revision 943) .
Is my information safe if one of my four hard disks fails?
Thanks!
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ZFS pool redundancy
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MiG098
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ZFS pool redundancy
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b0ssman
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Re: ZFS pool redundancy
well yes and no.
raidz1 has 1 drive redundancy. so if 1 drive fails your data is still accessible.
if however during the resilver process another drive fails, your data will be gone.
so as always: Raid is not a backup. if your data is valuable, keep a backup.
raidz1 has 1 drive redundancy. so if 1 drive fails your data is still accessible.
if however during the resilver process another drive fails, your data will be gone.
so as always: Raid is not a backup. if your data is valuable, keep a backup.
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MiG098
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Re: ZFS pool redundancy
Thank you b0ssman!
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