mark k wrote:
> Agreed sas drives are the way to go, just built a backup server with
> 10 300gb sas running in a raid 50, going to hopefully replace 2 backup
> servers that were using SATA storage.

This is just a question of price. We are currently running 3
Backup-Servers, which is way cheaper than building one with SAS drives.

Peter
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