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Mike Davies
Hi,
I've just setup disk mirroring on two 36Gb 15,000 RPM SCSI drives. It's the
system disk that is mirrored.
I've got Windows2000 Advanced Server, MS Exchange 2003 and running it as a
domain controller.
There is nothing going much accessing the server but the Disk Write % time
on the mirrored drive never drops below 70% while the % Read time on the
primary drive never drops below 10%.
In taks manager, no process is increasing the I/O Bytes Read or Write, so
what is being written?
I can only assume that the mirroring is doing this but I dont know what it's
writing or if it will badly effect my I/O performance.
Is this normal? Should I consider removing mirroring?
Thanks
Michael
I've just setup disk mirroring on two 36Gb 15,000 RPM SCSI drives. It's the
system disk that is mirrored.
I've got Windows2000 Advanced Server, MS Exchange 2003 and running it as a
domain controller.
There is nothing going much accessing the server but the Disk Write % time
on the mirrored drive never drops below 70% while the % Read time on the
primary drive never drops below 10%.
In taks manager, no process is increasing the I/O Bytes Read or Write, so
what is being written?
I can only assume that the mirroring is doing this but I dont know what it's
writing or if it will badly effect my I/O performance.
Is this normal? Should I consider removing mirroring?
Thanks
Michael