Hi
I have 2 servers both running Windows 2000 server, both have twin scsi drives mirrored so that if one fails it can run on the other.
Lately one of the computers on reboot is warning that 1 of the drives might fail soon (failed some test). I am a little unclear what happens if a disk fails, will it automatically switch to the mirrored volume? Both drives run of the same scsi card. Do I need a floppy with boot.ini to tell it to use the other drive or can I simply change the cable to the good drive.
Can anyone make the process clearer for me?
Thanks
Michael
I have 2 servers both running Windows 2000 server, both have twin scsi drives mirrored so that if one fails it can run on the other.
Lately one of the computers on reboot is warning that 1 of the drives might fail soon (failed some test). I am a little unclear what happens if a disk fails, will it automatically switch to the mirrored volume? Both drives run of the same scsi card. Do I need a floppy with boot.ini to tell it to use the other drive or can I simply change the cable to the good drive.
Can anyone make the process clearer for me?
Thanks
Michael