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Choosing Utility Configuration Options, Backup Prompt

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Chapter 5: Monitor and Manage Choosing Utility Configuration Options Backup Prompt This feature makes a copy of your RAID Ready logical drive onto a separate disk drive. Because a RAID Ready consists of only one physical drive, there is no redundancy to protect against drive failure. The Backup feature provides that protection. The backup drive is monitored as a logical drive in the RAIDXpert interface. When you have a RAID Ready logical drive on your system and you plug in a new disk drive, RAIDXpert will ask you if you want to make a backup of the RAID Ready logical drive. Capabilities include: • Bootable drives • Automatic incremental backups • Backup continues after system reboot • Hot unplug and plug-in of backup drive 49

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Chapter 5: Monitor and Manage
49
Choosing Utility Configuration Options
Backup Prompt
This feature makes a copy of your RAID Ready logical drive onto a separate disk
drive. Because a RAID Ready consists of only one physical drive, there is no
redundancy to protect against drive failure. The Backup feature provides that
protection. The backup drive is monitored as a logical drive in the RAIDXpert
interface.
When you have a RAID Ready logical drive on your system and you plug in a
new disk drive, RAIDXpert will ask you if you want to make a backup of the RAID
Ready logical drive. Capabilities include:
•
Bootable drives
•
Automatic incremental backups
•
Backup continues after system reboot
•
Hot unplug and plug-in of backup drive