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Home > Forums > MIS/IT > Operating Systems - Hardware Independent > Microsoft: Microsoft Cluster Server (MSCS) Forum

How to import a replicated clustured disk to a non clustered node

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nbohari (MIS)

1 Dec 08 18:24

Hello All,
We have a Windows 2003 EE SP2 cluster that is replicating data across SAN to another location via fiber channel replication. We need to test data on the replicated side but have no cluster.
We know what to do for the replication part just not sure on the Microsoft part.
Once the replication is stopped:
What steps are required to "import" replicated data into a stand alone server without using any cluster S/W?

Thank you for your help.

mrdenny (Programmer)

1 Dec 08 21:14

Just attach the disk to a single server and rescan the bus. Windows will pick it up. Then assign a drive letter to it.

Disks on a cluster aren't any different than disks on a single host.

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