Breaking the software mirror is pretty easy to do. Make sure that you have a complete backup of your system before trying
to break the mirror. If something goes wrong during the process you want to make sure that you have your data to rebuild
the box.
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>Hi,
>
>I have my WIN2K server (IIS live on the web) set up with the software mirror
>in place and am thinking of breaking it to use the other disk for normal
>work (the primary drive is getting full) and because I heard that the WIN2k
>mirror is not the best... I am thinking of just using some 3rd party
>software that takes snap-shots of drives and doing an automatic daily backup
>to another machine on the network. The server drive I am talking about is
>only 9 gig (old drive) as such the copy should be pretty easy to do since
>drives today are so big... IF I go down for a half hour it won't kill me and
>my other alternative is to set up a new server and make the painful
>migration ...
>
>Any suggestions? Any pitfalls I should be aware of?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Stef
>
>
>
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