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Dear Experts,<br />
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I have HP Proliant ML 370 G5 Server with 2008 std edtn OS.<br />
with Dual port 10 K SAS 146 GB HDD X 4 in RAID 5<br />
OS and Data is on this RAID<br />
How can I protect RAID in case of failure<br />
I also want to increase capacity of this server to store more data.<br />
Please advice<br />
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Regards<br />
Sanjeev Kumar<br />

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Dear Experts,

I have HP Proliant ML 370 G5 Server with 2008 std edtn OS.
with Dual port 10 K SAS 146 GB HDD X 4 in RAID 5
OS and Data is on this RAID
How can I protect RAID in case of failure
I also want to increase capacity of this server to store more data.
Please advice

Regards
Sanjeev Kumar


HP Proliant ML 370 G5 Server with 2008 std edtn OS

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