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Hypothetical RAID 5 Question

Asked by LDouglasLJr in Novell Netware Network Software

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We have a hypothetical question that we cannot find the answer for so I thought I'd see what people here think.

To start off, say you delete a file in Novell but do not Purge the volume and you start replacing the drives one by one in the RAID 5 array waiting each time for the drive to rebuild then this file would still be there and be able to be recovered correct?

Now say you delete a file and you do Purge All the data and then replace the drives in the RAID 5 array one by one waiting each time for the array to rebuild before moving on to the next.  Now you run a recovery on the array will this deleted file still be there?

My opinion and others here is that the file will not be accessible since all the original drives have been replaced.  Also if anyone here would have any documentation that would support this theory that would be great as well.  Thanks Start Free Trial
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