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Recovering from a failed Hard drive in RAID 0

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rsheshappa

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Hello,

We have 3 SCSI SEAGATE harddrives in our DELL POWEREDGE server (running windows 2000 SBS).

It looks like we have one failed drive. We have tape backups. How do I recover the system ?

Note: We are able to boot the system after copying some system files. But Exchange server or Webserver or Veritas BackupExec is not running.

Help!!!
 
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Basically you replaced the failed disk and restore.
Raid 0 is not raid but spanned volumes. Suggest you created Raid 1 or raid 5 for safety. Raid 0 should never be used in a production server.
 
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