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Hi,
I would like to know a little more about the Drive I/O features in Drivepool settings please?
According to the descriptions you get when you hover the mouse over the question mark it seems there can be no disadvantages to enabling it, however when I do I get random server crashes causing an automatic reboot on my WHS2011 HP Microserve. These crashes can be 1 hour apart or 10 hours apart but it seems to be when a backup is running or I am copying alot of data accross to the server. If I disable the Drive I/O it is rock solid again and nothing will crash the server. Any Ideas?
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I would like to know a little more about the Drive I/O features in Drivepool settings please?
According to the descriptions you get when you hover the mouse over the question mark it seems there can be no disadvantages to enabling it, however when I do I get random server crashes causing an automatic reboot on my WHS2011 HP Microserve. These crashes can be 1 hour apart or 10 hours apart but it seems to be when a backup is running or I am copying alot of data accross to the server. If I disable the Drive I/O it is rock solid again and nothing will crash the server. Any Ideas?
Cheers