Cluster disk driver windows 2003

 · The cluster is pointing to the G drive on the MSA. I would like to backup up all the data from the G drive and restore it onto the new logical array of drives. I would to delete the orginal G drive and make the newer logical drive G. Do I have to worry about the cluster and possible disk signatures.  · Start Cluster Administrator, right-click cluster name, and then click Properties. Click the Quorum tab, and then note which drive is the quorum disk. If the drive on which you want to run Chkdsk contains the quorum log, temporarily move the .  · Greetings, I'm trying to understand how to properly configure the "quorum" disk and the "shared" disk in a Windows Server Enterprise R2 cluster with 2 nodes. I've read many docs about this and I am uncertain how I should best configure a the drives for the cluster environment. Here's what I have: A. Server A with a single built-in drive with Windows Server .

The cluster is pointing to the G drive on the MSA. I would like to backup up all the data from the G drive and restore it onto the new logical array of drives. I would to delete the orginal G drive and make the newer logical drive G. Do I have to worry about the cluster and possible disk signatures. From the Cluster Active Node, perform the following steps: 1. From the active node command prompt, run DISKPART utility 2. You are at the diskpart utility prompt DISKPART 3. DISKPART prompt, type "select disk X" where X is the disk number that you want to extend 4. DISKPART prompt, type "detail disk" to ensure that you are at the correct disk. The cluster is an Active-Passive cluster for Exchange I have found the following article from MS which explains how to do it. I have followed the article and change the quorum to go to the drive W: which is the new drive (new SAN). The problem is that now the cluster doesn't seem to be fully aware of the change.

12 មេសា SolutionBase: Windows Server Cluster Administrator · Local Quorum—This option stores the quorum database on the server's local hard drive. All binaries are signed by Microsoft except for the pvpanic driver binaries. Yes. Microsoft Windows Server R2 SP2. No. Yes. Microsoft Windows Printers with Windows Server Cluster,” which you can find at: Click on Have Disk, and browse to the location where the HP UPD drivers reside.