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1. On Server A, do the following:
a. Click Start in the lower-left corner of the screen; then, click Programs →
Tools → Administrative Tools → Disk Administrator . The Disk
Administrator window opens.
b. Click the partition that you want to assign a permanent drive letter.
c. Click Tools
→
Assign Drive Letter . The “Assign drive letter” window opens.
d. In the Assign drive letter menu, click the drive letter for the partition.
e. Click OK . Windows NT permanently assigns the selected drive letter to that
partition, even if you add new partitions or rearrange your controllers.
f. To exit the Disk Administrator, click Partition → Exit .
2. On Server B, do the following:
a. Using the ServeRAID Manager program, scan for new or removed ready
drives.
b. Run IPSHAHTO.EXE program to move the newly defined logical drive to
this server.
c. Using the Windows NT Disk Administrator program, assign the same
permanent (sticky) drive letter as in step 1.
Perform the following operation on the cluster server that currently owns the shared
logical drive. The cluster server that owns the logical drives is the server on which
you last ran the IPSHAHTO.EXE program.
1. On the server owning the newly created logical drive, run the Cluster
Administration program and open a connection to the installed cluster.
2. To create the ServeRAID disk resource in an existing group, ensure that the
cluster server that owns the shared logical drive is the owner of that group. If
the cluster server is not the owner of the group, use
Move Group to make this
cluster server the owner of the group where you will create the ServeRAID disk
resource. Then, create the ServeRAID disk resource.
3. Bring the new ServeRAID disk group online. If you create a new ServeRAID
group, the cluster server that owns the shared logical drive will be the owner of
this group by default.
4. Create a ServeRAID disk resource as part of the new group.
5. Bring the ServeRAID disk group online.
Deleting and re-creating a ServeRAID logical drive resource
This section describes how to delete and re-create a ServeRAID logical drive
resource without deleting a ServeRAID logical drive.
Complete the following steps to delete a resource or resource group:
1. If the resource or resource group is not currently owned by the cluster server
from which you will delete the group, move the resource or resource group to
that cluster server.
Note: The cluster service must be running on both systems.
2. To delete the resource, run the Microsoft Cluster Administration program from
the cluster server that currently owns the resource or resource group.
Note: You can also run the Microsoft Cluster Administration program from a
remote administration system.
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