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Originally Posted by ebus_dk
then you need to replace your tech guys.... The raid info is written to the disk, so if only one disk broke down, you would be REALLY incompetent if you could not rebuild a Raid5
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As a host myself, I would say anything is possible. As a host, I would say a RAID 5 is a great choice for the best mixture of price and reliability. Other things to consider are what type of drives are being used and what type of RAID controller - they're not all created equal. No hardware solution is infalliable, that's why I always recommend a full backup - even of large RAID volumes. If you want some recommendations on hardware simply email me or call me during the day.
Cheers,
Brad