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iScsi Question

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wizzer

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Sep 20, 2000
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If i attach an iscsi drive on my Windows 2003 server, if I disconnect it at some point, and attach to another server - will i be able to access the files that i had stored on it?

Thank you!
James Wilson
 
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I don't see why not? We are just talking about a single iSCSI drive, yes? And we are talking the same file system type (i.e. NTFS?)

Personally, I can't see it being a problem unless it was a part of a RAID then you might be having problems depending on how it was exactly part of a RAID that is...

So, no, I'm going to say should be fine...
 
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