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wayner
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      4th Nov 2003
What is the difference between Remove Mirror and Break
Mirror? I can find little info on this.
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Bjorn Landemoo
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      4th Nov 2003
Wayne

When you break a mirror you will end up with two volumes with the same
data. When you remove a mirror, you will end up with one volume containing
data, and a disk with free space.

I agree, this is not well documented.

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"wayner" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>What is the difference between Remove Mirror and Break
>Mirror? I can find little info on this.
>Thanks - Wayne


 
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Thanks - and what about the raid 5 do you repair or
regenerate?
Thanks again
>-----Original Message-----
>Wayne
>
>When you break a mirror you will end up with two volumes

with the same
>data. When you remove a mirror, you will end up with one

volume containing
>data, and a disk with free space.
>
>I agree, this is not well documented.
>
>Best regards
>
>Bjorn
>--
>Bjorn Landemoo - (E-Mail Removed) - http://landemoo.com/
>Microsoft MVP - Windows Server Networking
>
>"wayner" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
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>>What is the difference between Remove Mirror and Break
>>Mirror? I can find little info on this.
>>Thanks - Wayne

>
>.
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Bjorn Landemoo
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      6th Nov 2003
wayner

Hopefully none of them...

Regenerating is what Win2000 does when you select Repair, reconstructing
the data that was on the disk that failed.

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Bjorn
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Microsoft MVP - Windows Server Networking

"wayner" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>Thanks - and what about the raid 5 do you repair or
>regenerate?
>Thanks again
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Wayne
>>
>>When you break a mirror you will end up with two volumes

>with the same
>>data. When you remove a mirror, you will end up with one

>volume containing
>>data, and a disk with free space.
>>
>>I agree, this is not well documented.
>>
>>Best regards
>>
>>Bjorn
>>--
>>Bjorn Landemoo - (E-Mail Removed) - http://landemoo.com/
>>Microsoft MVP - Windows Server Networking
>>
>>"wayner" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>>
>>>What is the difference between Remove Mirror and Break
>>>Mirror? I can find little info on this.
>>>Thanks - Wayne

>>
>>.
>>


 
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