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9. On Server B, run the same utility, IPSHAHTO.EXE, to make all shared logical
drives available for access by Server B.
Note: Use the volume label as a guide to make sure you assign the same
letters on Server B as you assigned on Server A.
10. Using the Windows 2000 Disk Management Snap-in Computer Management
program, assign the same drive letters that you assigned to each drive on
Server A.
11. Run IPSHAHTO.EXE from Server A again, so that control of all shared logical
drives returns to Server A.
12. Using the Windows 2000 Disk Management Snap-in Computer Management
program on Server A, verify that the shared logical drives display with the
correct size, volume label, and drive letter.
Note: The drive letters for the shared disks must be the same on each server
in the cluster.
13. If you have not selected the Clustering Service option for Server A and Server
B in the Windows Components window during the Windows 2000 Advanced
Server or Datacenter Server installation, do the following:
a. From the Windows 2000 Advanced Server CD, select Install Add-On
Components.
b. Click the Cluster Service box; then, click Next.
14. After copying some files, the Windows Component Wizard opens the Cluster
Service Configuration Wizard. Click Cancel.
Figure 25. Changing a shared logical drive to Basic Disk
Chapter 9. Installing the Microsoft Cluster Service software on Windows 2000
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