The OS itself doesn't see either HD, it just sees one HD attached to the RAID controller. What exactly the size of the HD is depends on the number of HDs you have connected to the RAID controller, the size of the HDs (usually all the same size, or at least for each array you create) and the RAID level you're using.


Andrew

 

Gonna be 2 * 40gb hd's

 

I'm professional at being in IT... does that count??

 

Active Directory Designer/Implementations for global corporates

 

IBMer (for my sins)

AIX / SP

Cheers

Dan

 

What is an "IT Professional"????????

Is there such a word.......

 

Not sure I've ever met an IT "Professional" . All my mates and colleagues are decidely unprofessional.

 

better way professionals genrally have a degree in the disciple and get paid loads ££££

 

CCNA qualified working for a comms company configuring customer vpn's on our mpls network. Hoping to start CCNP soon if my boss will pay for it. I also answer any questions and help with faults in the bigger team at work.

G

 

Microsoft certified but dunno about being professional

Cheers,

Nick..

 

Im not really a professional

Ant
Computer Consultant specialist programmer for development software

 

AntBlue= Office Junior/Scivvy

 

Perl, mod_perl, UNIX (Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD), Apache, plus millions more and available for hire

Steve.

 

Java Architect but I'm not a professional, just a geek

 

Application support bod in the city for a Dutch Bank...fun job, not boring at all...

Mike

 

... no..... Not boring at all.

I can be found on the other end of the phone to Mike

"What've you broken now Shadwell Limpeeeeeeee.....?"

Callum

[Edited by CallumW - 2/21/2002 8:10:10 PM]

 

java , fancy helping me with my task's?

 

I know how to rebot a PC, does that count!!!

 

Chucky, you are a true professional then

 

You might laugh but the number of times a reboot fixes something that stumps even the most experienced of engineers is frightening. Of course your usually reluctant to reboot a Cisco 7503 with 100+ paying customers hanging of it on the off chance it may work.

The funniest thing I ever saw was a colleague who found a router thats uptime was over 2 years - a quick reload sorted that out sharpish.

 

Jack of all IT trades. Can do a bit of most things but specialise in:

NT / Unix / VB / IE / Firewall / Cisco / TCPIP / W2K / Internet / IIS / Site Server / ASP

G.

 

Well, I'm in IT, but I'd hardly call myself a professional