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    Windows 2000 Server 3-36 GB HD, Raid 5 question

    Re: Windows 2000 Server 3-36 GB HD, Raid 5 Thanks for your info. I suspect that I have a pretty good "catastrophic failure" plan in case of emergency. I am religious about my back up rotation. Our office is a few miles from home so I even come up every Saturday to switch out Friday's back...
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    Windows 2000 Server 3-36 GB HD, Raid 5 question

    Re: Windows 2000 Server 3-36 GB HD, Raid 5 I appreciate your comments and advice. May I add one comment to get your response for my question about the drive space question? In a medical office using EMR/EHR, the office saves documents in 2 different areas of the software. We scan...
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    Windows 2000 Server 3-36 GB HD, Raid 5 question

    Re: Windows 2000 Server 3-36 GB HD, Raid 5 Thanks for your advice. First, we have no wireless in the office. We can access the Interent for insurance eligibility but we have a firewall and everything is secured with passwords. Even the data base is password protected to different levels...
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    Windows 2000 Server 3-36 GB HD, Raid 5 question

    Re: Windows 2000 Server 3-36 GB HD, Raid 5 I thank you both for your assistance. I'm not an IT guy or even a computer expert at all. I am an ex-high school history teacher "volunteered" to be the office manager in wife's private medical practice. She left a large multi-specialty group a few...
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    Windows 2000 Server 3-36 GB HD, Raid 5 question

    I am a novice when it comes to Servers. As a result, I have a question about our medical office network Server. We have 8 desktops running off our Dell Poweredge Server using Windows 2000 Server. As I understand the hardware setup, the server has 3 36GB hard drives but only 2 actually show up...
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