What RAID level configuration is not supported by Windows Server 2019?

What are the RAID level configurations supported by Windows Server 2019? Windows Server 2019 does not support RAID level 2.

RAID Level Configurations Supported by Windows Server 2019

Windows Server 2019 supports several RAID level configurations for data storage and protection. These configurations include:

  • RAID level 0 (striping): This configuration provides improved performance by striping data across multiple drives, but offers no fault tolerance.
  • RAID level 1 (mirroring): This configuration creates an exact copy (mirror) of data on another drive for redundancy and data protection.
  • RAID level 5 (striping with parity): This configuration offers both performance benefits of striping and data protection through parity information distributed across drives.

However, RAID level 2 is not supported by Windows Server 2019. RAID level 2 is not commonly used in modern systems and is not included in the RAID level configurations supported by Windows Server 2019.

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