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Common Causes for
RAID Failures

Adding incompatible hard drives to the RAID array.
Hardware conflicts with the hard drive and RAID server.
Software corruption to the operating system.
A virus infection, software or operating system upgrade.
RAID controller failure or configuration change.
Two or more hard drives fail or go offline.
Server crashes and won't remount the array or volume(s).
Configuration becomes corrupt or damaged.

Did You Know?

Formatting a boot drive or partition can also damage or remove striping, which reduces the recoverability of data and causes permanent loss.

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RAID Configurations: RAID 1+0

RAID 1+0
A RAID 1+0 (also known as RAID 10) is a striped array with segments consisting of RAID 1 arrays. RAID 1+0 has the same fault tolerance as RAID level 1 plus the overhead fault-tolerance of mirroring. RAID 1+0 requires a minimum of 4 hard drives to configure.

In some installations, a RAID 1+0 array can recover from multiple and simultaneous hard drive failures. RAID 1+0 is typically used in database server applications, such as an Exchange Server or SQL database server, which requires high performance and high fault tolerance levels because of the limited scalability and high inherent costs to operate a RAID server configured this way.

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