On linux raid:
Linux raid supports hot swapping well. It doesn't care about the
hardware, which is being swapped, much. Obviously, in simple disk
scenario, which is used fot sw raid, only scsi and SATA can be
hot-swapped. Also, make sure that the motherboard supports hot-swap
SATA, i've seen some
Regards,
Francois BERGERET,
France.
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peripherals and PCI slots on the I/O controller hub.
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On Wed, Sep
On Fri, Sep 09, 2005 at 08:05:09AM +0200, Clive wrote:
Hi
I discovered that most onboard raid controllers are really software
raid, and it uses the cpu to perform raid functions.
Also: in such a settings you can get comperable performance by using
Linux's built-in software raid. And for
the
peripherals and PCI slots on the I/O controller hub.
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Or shitcan the onboard raid and get a real hardware raid controller like
a 3ware card (if you are stuck on IDE / SATA.) Reduces complexity.
On Fri, Sep 09, 2005 at 09:23:44AM +0300, Tzafrir Cohen said:
On Fri, Sep 09, 2005 at 08:05:09AM +0200, Clive wrote:
Hi
I discovered that most
I agree, use either SCSI with hardware raid with a battery backed cache
or use sata/ide with linux software raid. Linux raid SCSI also works
well, but if you go for the scsi drives might as well get the controller
too.
The firmware raid on the cheap sata/ide cards have left me stranded
several
I also agree. You want a raid controller that has it's own CPU. You want
hot spare, hot swapping, status lights, etc. to be handled by that
controller. If you have a hot spare you want automatic cutover to that
spare drive. You are not limited to SCSI with these controllers. Some
manufactures
On Fri, Sep 09, 2005 at 10:55:52AM -0400, Paul wrote:
I also agree. You want a raid controller that has it's own CPU. You want
hot spare, hot swapping, status lights, etc. to be handled by that
controller. If you have a hot spare you want automatic cutover to that
spare drive. You are not
On Fri, 9 Sep 2005, Domjan Attila wrote:
Hi,
I sucked the TE410 in a Siemens dual Xeon machine... lot of irq
problems, digium support said: try the card in another machine.
A cheap amd64 + via K8T800 and TE405 works perfectly...
I'm looking for a good, reliable and upgradeable solution too. I
environments. The heat issues
tend to be better handled in Xeon environments as well.
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On 9/10/05, Tzafrir Cohen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
IIRC Linux's raid support will support hot-swapping disks, but I'm not
sure which disks are are supported.
The software RAID is no problem (raidsetfaulty, raidhotremove,
raidhotadd)... the only question is whether the BIOS and/or disks
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Regarding Chipsets/Motherboards. I
On Thu, 2005-09-08 at 12:01 +0300, Soner Tari wrote:
Thanks Tzafrir and canuck15 for your comments.
Yes I don't think the NIC will be saturated, and I'll search the quality of
the Onboard RAID. I guess I have to learn more about canuck15's comments
though, because I am actually questioning
Not that it's very widely used, but I thought it worth mentioning, if
you intend to use TDMoE with multiple Asterisk servers locally your
ethernet will be fairly well saturated and you will want a second NIC
connected to a separate isolated network for your TDMoE trunks.
MATT---On 9/8/05, Dave
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Hi All,
For sometime now I've been
On Thursday 08 September 2005 08:33, Chris wrote:
Generally I have used Intel Chipsets on ASUS motherboards. I've
always used Kingston RAM. I've used Intel P4 CPU on S478 and LGA775.
The Asus boards almost always have NIC and sometimes on board VGA. I've
not had any problems
We have 14 Asterisk servers with Asus/Intel in production at our four
locations. We very much recommend them and also go through
zipzoomfly.com to buy the parts.
MATT---On 9/8/05, Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thursday 08 September 2005 08:33, Chris wrote: Generally I have used Intel
: [Asterisk-Users] Motherboard and processor recommendations
We have 14 Asterisk servers with Asus/Intel in production at our four
locations. We very much recommend them and also go through
zipzoomfly.comhttp://zipzoomfly.comto buy the parts.
MATT---
On 9/8/05, Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
follow and IP PBX applications should be treated the same
way.
My 2 cents.
From: Matt Florell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi All,
For sometime now I've been searching the wiki and googling, but I think I'm
missing some of the very important answers. So I'll have to ask this to the
list.
I'm trying to decide on the right motherboard and processor. Here are my
questions:
1. Would I have problems with
On Wed, Sep 07, 2005 at 11:02:58PM +0300, Soner Tari wrote:
Hi All,
For sometime now I've been searching the wiki and googling, but I think I'm
missing some of the very important answers. So I'll have to ask this to the
list.
I'm trying to decide on the right motherboard and processor.
controller hub.
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