2008 Clustering and SAN Volumes

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running 2 node cluster on 2008. failovers working, san volumes going write protected state on second node. fail them original node, , stay in write protected state. take disks offline , online fixes until fail over. using diskpart clear readonly attrib fixes well, until fail over. if fail disks 2nd node, both offline/online , diskpart fixes work there well, until fail over. fun begins on again.

thoughts, opinions?

  1. open command prompt (ie. start > run > cmd) administrative privledges
  2. type in command: diskpart
  3. run command: list disk
  4. look disk number that’s having the .  in case have a  drive, raid 5 configuration (1 logical drive) , new drive, disk 2.  continue use in example note yours may differ.
  5. select disk using following command: sel disk 2
  6. enter following command: attributes disk clear readonly
  7. exit diskpart command: exit
  8. then test copying file or folder drive.  should instantaneous, worst case may have reboot

regards, vinod h ----------------------------------------------------------- please remember click “mark answer” on post helps you, , click “unmark answer” if marked post not answer question. can beneficial other community members reading thread.



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