Re: Shared disk unreadable

J

JT

Ken,

Turning the service off is not enough to make cluster release the disks. You
also need to disable the "Cluster Disk" driver. This is found in the device
manager as a hidden non-plug and play device (need to show hidden devices to
see it). Once you disable this driver and reboot, you'll be able to access
these disks on the node.

Regards,
JT
 
K

Ken Krause

Thanks for the response. Just for clarification, I need to
disable the driver and reboot the active node in order for
it to completely release the shared volumes, correct?
 
J

JT

Correct

Ken Krause said:
Thanks for the response. Just for clarification, I need to
disable the driver and reboot the active node in order for
it to completely release the shared volumes, correct?
 

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