RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) is a virtual storage technology that merges multiple physical hard drives into one unified logical unit. Compared to using a single hard drive, it...
Rebuilding a RAID array on your own may seem like a simple and cost-effective solution, but it comes with its fair share of risks. You may be tempted to attempt...
Data loss can lead to financial losses, reputation damage, and legal issues. A reliable backup solution is essential. The HP RDX 3TB Cartridge and its docking station provide robust, convenient...
Malware, or “malicious software,” harms computers, servers, clients, or networks. It includes viruses, worms, trojans, ransomware, spyware, adware, and others. Malware can steal sensitive information, disrupt operations, or disable systems....
When your hard drive starts clicking, it’s concerning and usually requires immediate action. This sound could indicate anything from minor glitches to severe hardware failures. Understanding the reasons behind this...
This blog explains AHCI storage, a standard for accessing computer storage devices. It details AHCI’s benefits, like improved performance and hot-swapping. The blog helps readers understand AHCI’s role in modern...
Direct-attached storage (DAS) connects directly to the computer or server, unlike networked storage. DAS offers simple and cost-effective storage solutions. To implement DAS, understand its architecture, devices, and role in...
Recovering from RAID Controller Failure is vital for organizations relying on RAID arrays for data management and protection. The controller’s failure can cause data loss and system downtime. Understanding symptoms,...
What is RAID 5? RAID 5, the Redundant Array of Independent disk level 5, is a widely used RAID configuration designed to ensure high data read efficiency and fault tolerance....
RAID 1, also known as mirroring, is a storage technology that provides data backup and disk failure tolerance. It creates two identical copies of your data by combining multiple hard...