Re: I'm looking to setup a file server at home and seeking advice bef ore I buy.

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Subject: Re: I'm looking to setup a file server at home and seeking advice bef ore I buy.
From: Joost Waversveld <joost@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 27 Aug 2005 10:52:19 +0200
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I'm about to reuse some old hardware to create a sizable RAID storage server
at home to get all the data I care about in one place and protected.


Keep in mind that RAID only is not 100% safe. Think of a wrong delete action,

power surge, or something that will take out every drive in yoursystem. If you

want to be 100% safe, you must create backups.

Good luck,

Joost

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