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disk mirroringThe recording of redundant data for fault tolerant operation. Data are written on two partitions of the same disk or on two separate disks within the same system. Disk mirroring uses the same controller. RAID 1 provides mirroring, which was first accomplished only with SCSI drives, but later with ATA (IDE) drives. See disk duplexing and RAID.
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However, tape backup should accompany disk mirrors to most cost effectively address the growing intrusion and corruption problem. But a disk mirror does not protect against data deletions (when a file is deleted, it is simultaneously deleted from both sides of the mirror), nor does it protect against power outages or other disasters that shut down the data center. The new Disk Mirror Status agent can detect an error on either side of a disk mirror and automatically restart the faulty side of the mirror. |
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