If your computer is connected to a network, network policy settings may also prevent you from completing this procedure.
In this scenario, there are two disks on the computer, Disk 0 and Disk 1. Both disks are dynamic disks and have at least 1 gigabyte GB of free unallocated space on each disk for a total volume of 2 GB. In the lower-right pane of the Disk Management tool, right-click the free, unallocated volume space on either disk, and then click Create Volume. In the left pane under Select Two or More Disks , a list is displayed that contains all disks that have enough free, unallocated space to participate in the striped volume.
In the right pane under Selected , the disk that you right-clicked in step 1 is displayed. All disks that are displayed in the right pane are labeled Selected.
View the bottom of the Select Disk dialog box under the Size label. The For All Selected Disks box displays the maximum size of the striped volume that you can make.
The volume on each disk is the same size in the completed striped volume. For example, if you have MB on the first disk, you have MB on the second disk. Therefore, the total size of your combined volumes is double that of the smaller of the volumes on the two disks. At the Initialize and Convert Disk Wizard dialog, check the disk you want to convert, and click next:. Verify your arcpath listings in file boot.
We chose to ignore this error:. After the boot, this shows up in the system event logs:. Inzu ajaveeb Arvutialane abimees. Welcome to our community! I am having trouble finding how to configure software RAID 1 on windows server I am not sure of teh version of server it is just what the data center provides.
And help is appreciated. Brian Pierce. Rookie of the Year This award recognizes a member of Experts Exchange who has made outstanding contributions to the community within their first year as an expert. Most Points The Distinguished Expert awards are presented to the top veteran and rookie experts to earn the most points in the top 50 topics. Join our community to see this answer! The drawback is that the operating system incurs the entire overhead for maintaining the RAID volume.
In the next sections, we discuss each in more detail. RAID level 0 utilizes disk striping. This version of RAID does not provide any fault tolerance.
It does, however, provide the best performance of any single RAID level, and that is its purpose. Level 0 can be implemented as either a software or hardware solution and is supported by all controllers. Because the operating system must be loaded before the striped volume is initialized and made available, a level 0 array cannot be used for the boot or system partitions.
RAID level 0 should be used when you are trying to get maximum performance from your drives. Level 0 is best for data that is not mission-critical or that is backed up regularly. RAID level 1 utilizes disk mirroring. An exact duplicate of the data is written to each disk.
Level 1 is the most expensive form ofWindows Server RAID because only 50 percent of the disk space that must be purchased is used for data.
RAID level 5 utilizes disk striping with parity.
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