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I have a Dell PE 2600 with a PERC 4/di in it. &nbsp;The server does not have Dell Openmanage array manager on it. &nbsp;<br />
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Does installing array manager pose any type of risk to the raid? &nbsp;I need to know if I need to do a complete system backup before installing.<br />
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Thanks
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I have a Dell PE 2600 with a PERC 4/di in it.  The server does not have Dell Openmanage array manager on it.  

Does installing array manager pose any type of risk to the raid?  I need to know if I need to do a complete system backup before installing.

Thanks

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