Brad Templeton wrote:



Why would you want to do RAID for a backup machine?  Assuming we are
talking disks full of backups, you already have 2 copies of that data,
so you are not in trouble if a drive fails, you just put up a new one
and backup the original data again.

RAID is for systems that need to be always up, that dare not be taken
down to replace a drive etc. That's not true of backup servers.


Partially true. I run a mirror set on some of my backup drives. Reason: I keep incremental backups (in diff form) for half a year. Doing that on a mirror pair takes care i do not lose my changes made during the past half year in case 1 disk dies.

Cheers,

Rudy
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