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logical drive. If a controller fails, the host I/Os originally assigned
to the failed controller will be taken over by the existing controller.
When the controller fails back (failed controller being replaced by a
new one), logical drives will be returned to the replacement
controller in its original configuration.
to the failed controller will be taken over by the existing controller.
When the controller fails back (failed controller being replaced by a
new one), logical drives will be returned to the replacement
controller in its original configuration.
With logical volume - logical volumes can also be assigned to
different controllers. The only difference is logical volumes will be
used as base units when shifting control during controller failure.
different controllers. The only difference is logical volumes will be
used as base units when shifting control during controller failure.
A logical volume with logical drives of different
levels?
levels?
Multi-level RAID systems
1.
RAID (0+1)
- this is a standard feature of Infortrend RAID
controllers. It brings the benefits of RAID 1 (high availability)
and RAID 0 (enhanced I/O performance through striping).
Simply choose multiple drives (more than two) to compose a
RAID 1 logical drive, RAID (0+1) will be automatically
implemented.
and RAID 0 (enhanced I/O performance through striping).
Simply choose multiple drives (more than two) to compose a
RAID 1 logical drive, RAID (0+1) will be automatically
implemented.
2.
RAID (3+0)
- a logical volume is a multi-level RAID
implementation by its own rights. A logical volume is a logical
composition which stripes data across several logical drives (the
RAID 0 method). A logical volume with several RAID 3
members can be considered as a RAID (3+0), or RAID 53 as
defined in "The RAID Book" (from The RAID Advisory Board).
composition which stripes data across several logical drives (the
RAID 0 method). A logical volume with several RAID 3
members can be considered as a RAID (3+0), or RAID 53 as
defined in "The RAID Book" (from The RAID Advisory Board).
3.
RAID (5+0)
- a logical volume with several RAID 5 members.