- Apr 24, 2002
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Hi,
A basic question regarding "best practice" when it comes to placement of the OS on a file server. I've put together a RAID 10 storage array on 4x WD Black 1TB hard drives. This will be for an office environment with 5 PC's accessing the files.
My original plan was to create a 50-100gb partition on the Raid 10 for W2K8 Server but for whatever reason, the system is being a bit finicky when it comes to installing the RAID driver during OS install.
If I went the lazy route and install the OS on a separate non-raid hard drive, would system performance become an issue? I know that the OS will load slower but I'm wondering if file delivery would be an issue. Thanks!
A basic question regarding "best practice" when it comes to placement of the OS on a file server. I've put together a RAID 10 storage array on 4x WD Black 1TB hard drives. This will be for an office environment with 5 PC's accessing the files.
My original plan was to create a 50-100gb partition on the Raid 10 for W2K8 Server but for whatever reason, the system is being a bit finicky when it comes to installing the RAID driver during OS install.
If I went the lazy route and install the OS on a separate non-raid hard drive, would system performance become an issue? I know that the OS will load slower but I'm wondering if file delivery would be an issue. Thanks!