RAID is a backup, obviously It doesn’t work if you store the backup on the computer that has the primary on it as well. Regardless of what solution you choose.
No, RAID can be used for backup like having two or three different RAID arrays at different locations. But RAID itself isn’t a backup. It’s as the name implies redundancy instead of backup.
RAID is a backup, obviously It doesn’t work if you store the backup on the computer that has the primary on it as well. Regardless of what solution you choose.
No, RAID can be used for backup like having two or three different RAID arrays at different locations. But RAID itself isn’t a backup. It’s as the name implies redundancy instead of backup.