Matt Midgley
New member
Hi All,
Just a question or two on RAID configurations. I've been looking at the Buffalo TeraStation Pro II, I like it!!
First of all, I'm trying to establish if it will support NTFS. If it doesn't, it's pretty useless to me. Also, it supports 4 HDD's. Here's the main bit:
Would the TeraStation (or any other NAS solution) allow you to use RAID 1 with four disks so that:
Disk 1 (250/500GB) and Disk 2 (250/500GB) Total: 500GB/1TB
are mirrored to:
Disk 3 (250/500GB) and Disk 4 (250/500GB) Total: 500GB/1TB
or would I have to do it in pairs like this:
Disk 1 (250/500GB) mirrored to Disk 2 (250/500GB) Total: 250/500GB
Disk 3 (250/500GB) mirrored to Disk 4 (250/500GB) Total: 250/500GB
meaning I would end up with my storage solution would be split into two logical drives (C:\ and D:\). If the first solution would work it would be great, I could have a single logical drive with redundancy.
Hope you can make sense of this!
Just a question or two on RAID configurations. I've been looking at the Buffalo TeraStation Pro II, I like it!!
First of all, I'm trying to establish if it will support NTFS. If it doesn't, it's pretty useless to me. Also, it supports 4 HDD's. Here's the main bit:
Would the TeraStation (or any other NAS solution) allow you to use RAID 1 with four disks so that:
Disk 1 (250/500GB) and Disk 2 (250/500GB) Total: 500GB/1TB
are mirrored to:
Disk 3 (250/500GB) and Disk 4 (250/500GB) Total: 500GB/1TB
or would I have to do it in pairs like this:
Disk 1 (250/500GB) mirrored to Disk 2 (250/500GB) Total: 250/500GB
Disk 3 (250/500GB) mirrored to Disk 4 (250/500GB) Total: 250/500GB
meaning I would end up with my storage solution would be split into two logical drives (C:\ and D:\). If the first solution would work it would be great, I could have a single logical drive with redundancy.
Hope you can make sense of this!