
Setting up a RAID5 on Windows 2003
This type of arrangement requires a minimum of 3 Disks, These are divided into stripes (how the RAID0) the difference is that of the 3 Stripes one is used for parity and only the other two are used to store data. This increases RAID speed-0, but with the redundancy that parity allows … in practice the array is immune to failures of a single disk but not as much space is wasted as in the case of a RAID 0+1.