Thanks all. I am most definitely going to check out these Drobo units. Dan
> If I had the need to get really serious about this stuff, I'd most certainly > get a Drobo or two. This is certainly the easiest way to handle moderate > amounts of data because you can just pop bare SATA drives in and out of the > box like a toaster--even while its running. > > > I have a Drobo FS on the network in my office. Whenever it gets near full I > just order a larger bare SATA drive or two and swap out one of the smaller > ones from the box. Usually, the drive swap is done just before I leave for > the night so the new drive can be populated from the RAID before morning. > > Backups are what worry me. I'm using Amazon S3. There are probably better > options out there. > > -dan > > > _______________________________________________ > MacGroup mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.math.louisville.edu/mailman/listinfo/macgroup
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