March 3, 2011 – Dev

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If you have a SAN RAID 5 LUN for your data and a SAN RAID 10 LUN for your logs, and say a local RAID 1 array for the C drive in the server itself, where do you usually install the SQL Server binaries to?

In this sort of configuration, which is pretty normal actually, I would but the SQL Server binaries on the C drive. Denny

Day: March 3, 2011

If you have a SAN RAID 5 LUN for your data and a SAN RAID 10 LUN for your logs, and say a local RAID 1 array for the C drive in the server itself, where do you usually install the SQL Server binaries to?