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RAID 1: Also Known As Mirroring

RAID 1 is a method generally known as mirroring. The RAID 1 Controller divides the HDDs in the array into two groups, and writes identical data onto HDDs in each group. Data is readout from either group. (Fig. 3) In case of an HDD failure, it is possible to recover from the other functioning HDD. RAID 1 is popular for its simplicity, making it a frequently used method. Shortcomings are it halves the actual capacity of the HDD, and provides no improvement in speed.

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2 Gbps Fibre Channel - enterprise storage class unit, great Storage Area Network (SAN) RAID

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Single chassis capacity of up to 1.8 Terabytes, with expansion unit, 3.6 TB

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Same performance as rack mount above, but in a desktop model

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Do not under estimate this good performing RAID system, this storage solution is the answer for many

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