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Teamsite 6.7.1 Hardware (disk) configuration

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We are currently investigating upgrading our current Teamsite environment (6.5 SP3 on Windows 2003) to Windows 2003 and TS 6.7.1 SP1. We are going to be requesting a new server for this environment and noticed in the Teamsite Installation Guide that it is recommended to configure your disk for 0+1.

I have found some documentation about Raid 0+1 that makes it great for performance but not so good with reliabilty. However Raid 10 shows the same performance boost and better reliability than Raid 0+1.

Our current store is 170G in size so I am trying to find a solution that is reliable as well as fast. Are there any other recommendations or real life practices that seem to work well for disk configurations?

We know we have a store management issue like archiving, etc. But cannot address that at this time as appears cheaper to keep throwing disk at the environment.

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smwangi

Faced with the same predicament before we went with RAID 0+1. You can try RAID 10 but then if you have performance issues you will not be able to rule the raid config out

Migrateduser

Thanks for the response. The "official" word I was able to get from IW support is they support up to RAID 5. And they would not support RAID 10.

So we are going to go with 0+1 and hope for no disk failures