asked on Dell PowerEdge1200 DAS Storage
Hi all,
Pretty straight forward question -
If my server dies (Server 2008R2), can I simply plug my DAS [Dell PowerEdge1200 DAS Storage] into a newly created server [with host controller] and expect my flat file data storage to be visible ?
Also, if the new server is domain joined, what will the resulting folder / file permissions be ? Will permissions need to be reconfigured ?
Pretty straight forward question -
If my server dies (Server 2008R2), can I simply plug my DAS [Dell PowerEdge1200 DAS Storage] into a newly created server [with host controller] and expect my flat file data storage to be visible ?
Also, if the new server is domain joined, what will the resulting folder / file permissions be ? Will permissions need to be reconfigured ?
Windows Server 2008Server HardwareStorageDell
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moo_c_o_w
If the controller is non-RAID and doesn't use metadata ... yes.
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Can anyone else confirm ?
Will it be visible ? What will the resulting file / folder permissions be retained ?
Will it be visible ? What will the resulting file / folder permissions be retained ?
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Thanks Kevinhsieh.
Dlethe or anyone RE: the controller -
If the controller is OK would I be able to install the card on the new server ?
If the controller was a the same model REPLACEMENT from Dell, do you believe the RAID partition would be accessible / intact on the new server ?
Dlethe or anyone RE: the controller -
If the controller is OK would I be able to install the card on the new server ?
If the controller was a the same model REPLACEMENT from Dell, do you believe the RAID partition would be accessible / intact on the new server ?
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