I don't think I'd recommend Clonezilla for a server backup for two reasons: 1) You can't restore the image to a smaller drive, and we're talking total drive size, not free space. If you had a 2TB partition that failed with only 512GB in use you'd need to restore to at least a 2TB partition. All the discussions I've seen about shrinking an image were pretty complicated, so I never bothered to try. It's certainly something I would expect to be easily done in a panic. Download Gratis Ebook Dale Carnegie Bahasa Indonesia Yang on this page.

2) It's also not always 'easy' to mount a Clonezilla image if you want to get a few files off. What is considered 'easy', of course, changes with how familiar you are with a Linux command line and if you don't mind a little Google research and trial and error. These limitations aren't a huge deal in a lot of workstation cloning situations, but in a server backup situation it may not be what you want. It all depends on if Clonezilla has the proper RAID driver for your hardware or not.

If it does, then it will pick up the RAID array as a single drive, and you're probably good to go. If it doesn't have the right RAID driver, then you're in a fuzzier area, and it will most likely see your drives as raw disks without any partition info (depending on the vendor implementation, I've seen cheap pseudo RAID 1 drives show up as two identical stand alone drives).

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