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What stripe size (8/16/32/64/128 bits...) should I use when creating my RAID 1 Array?; &nbsp;and sectors?<br />
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The purpose of my server will be data base server..<br />
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Server: HP Proliant DL 180 G6<br />
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RAID Controller: HP smart Array B110i/ SATS RAID Controller<br />
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O.S: Windows 2008 STD R2 64 bits<br />
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DDBB: SQL Server 2008<br />
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Thanks
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What stripe size (8/16/32/64/128 bits...) should I use when creating my RAID 1 Array?;  and sectors?

The purpose of my server will be data base server..

Server: HP Proliant DL 180 G6

RAID Controller: HP smart Array B110i/ SATS RAID Controller

O.S: Windows 2008 STD R2 64 bits

DDBB: SQL Server 2008

Thanks

What stripe size should I use when creating my RAID 1 Array?

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