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Pol
August 5th, 2004, 04:06 PM
Hi there,
Does anyone know if MigrateEasy will support a system that has a hardware RAID controller? To the best of my knowledge, the controller presents its logical drives as if they were SCSI IDs. i.e.: First logical drive = SCSI ID 0, second logical drive = SCSI ID 1 and so on. We are looking to use the software to migrate the entire array to larger disks (yes, we have a new drive to temporarily house the server's 'disk' on).
TheQuest
August 6th, 2004, 12:38 AM
Hi, Pol
{QUOTE-> Hi there,
Does anyone know if MigrateEasy will support a system that has a hardware RAID controller? To the best of my knowledge, the controller presents its logical drives as if they were SCSI IDs. i.e.: First logical drive = SCSI ID 0, second logical drive = SCSI ID 1 and so on. We are looking to use the software to migrate the entire array to larger disks (yes, we have a new drive to temporarily house the server's 'disk' on). <-QUOTE}
What is your Raid Controller.
It will not work with my Raid0 Array with SiliconImage 3112 Raid controller.
That the only help and info I can give you.
Best to email Acronis Support :- support@acronis.com
Take Care,
TheQuest 8)
Pol
August 11th, 2004, 01:03 PM
{QUOTE-> Hi, Pol
What is your Raid Controller.
It will not work with my Raid0 Array with SiliconImage 3112 Raid controller.
That the only help and info I can give you.
Best to email Acronis Support :- support@acronis.com
Take Care,
TheQuest 8) <-QUOTE}
Hi there,
I did hear back from Acronis, and apparently the 'bigger' RAID controller names do work. I think that the RAID BIOS has to make the logical drives look like 'regular' DOS drives - I know that's how the IBM ServeRAID works, anyway. I think that'll work for us.
Thanks for the reply!
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