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2-14 Chapter 2: RAID conguration
7. Click Next when you are nished
dening virtual disks. The
conguration preview screen
appears, as shown in the right
gure.
8. Check the information in the
conguration preview.
9. If the virtual disk conguration is
acceptable, click Accept to save
the conguration. Otherwise, click
Cancel to end the operation and return to the WebBIOS main menu, or click
Back to return to the previous screens and change the conguration.
10. If you accept the conguration, click Yes at the prompt to save the
conguration.
The WebBIOS main menu appears.
Using Custom Conguration: RAID 5
RAID 5 uses disk striping at the block level and parity. In RAID 5, the parity
information is written to all drives. It is best suited for networks that perform a
lot of small input/output (I/O) transactions simultaneously. RAID 5 provides data
redundancy, high read rates, and good performance in most environments. It also
provides redundancy with lowest loss of capacity.
RAID 5 provides high data throughput. RAID 5 is useful for transaction processing
applications because each drive can read and write independently. If a drive fails,
the RAID controller uses the parity drive to recreate all missing information. You
can use RAID 5 for ofce automation and online customer service that require
fault tolerance. In addition, RAID 5 is good for any application that has high read
request rates but low write request rates.
When you select Custom Conguration and click Next, the Disk Group Denition
screen appears. You use this screen to select physical drives to create disk groups
(arrays).
1. Hold <Ctrl> while you select at least
three ready physical drives in the
Physical Drives window on the left.
2. Click Accept DG to move the
drives to a proposed disk group
conguration in the Disk Groups
window on the right, as shown in
the right gure.
If you need to undo the changes,
click the Back button.
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