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DrivePool and Lights-Out

SDWolfSDWolf
edited July 2011 in DrivePool

I've been running Lights-Out on my servers for a few years, and I just remembered that, under WHSv1, it had some interesting behavior with regard to DE.

In WHSv1, Lights-Out would stop the drive extender service on suspend, and restart the service on resume.  Would it be a good idea to do the same with DrivePool, or is it not necessary?

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  • AlexAlex
    Covecube
    Don't see a reason to. Perhaps DE didn't like being suspended?

    I don't thing DrivePool has a problem being put into sleep mode.
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  • rubenhakrubenhak
    Member
    Trying to configure Lights-Out and just want to consult what would be the best way to configure it. 
    Should I mark DrivePool services to stop or restart whenever system goes into standby or wakes up respectively?
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  • SDWolfSDWolf
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    Trying to configure Lights-Out and just want to consult what would be the best way to configure it. 
    Should I mark DrivePool services to stop or restart whenever system goes into standby or wakes up respectively?

    No, you don't need to have Lights-Out do anything special for DrivePool.
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