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audit · 02-04-2010, 11:42 AM

I'm trying to get 2 servers linking to 1 SNAP server. It's a 410 with the latest OS on it. Both servers are 2003 Server R2 but one is 64bitOS. That's going to be the primary server that I mount the snap on since it has the most tape backup space.

What I need is if one server goes down, the other picks up right away as I'm using Distributed File System snap on on both servers and have already setup my new login scripts but as of now they are pointing to the temp server that we're using now until I can get the new SNAP up and replicating in real time. I was told that I don't need to use the DFS for replication.

Also when I try to mount the snap on the second server, it doesn't see the data that's on the drives/partitions that I've already created.

Any assistance would be very helpfull.

02-04-2010, 11:42 AM	#1
audit Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Michigan Posts: 11	Mounting 1 SNAP to 2 servers via Microsoft iSCSI Initiator with real time sync I'm trying to get 2 servers linking to 1 SNAP server. It's a 410 with the latest OS on it. Both servers are 2003 Server R2 but one is 64bitOS. That's going to be the primary server that I mount the snap on since it has the most tape backup space. What I need is if one server goes down, the other picks up right away as I'm using Distributed File System snap on on both servers and have already setup my new login scripts but as of now they are pointing to the temp server that we're using now until I can get the new SNAP up and replicating in real time. I was told that I don't need to use the DFS for replication. Also when I try to mount the snap on the second server, it doesn't see the data that's on the drives/partitions that I've already created. Any assistance would be very helpfull.