<div>
You can use the FTDisk program from the NTS Resource Kit. It will allow you to make a mirrorset on a NTW.<br />

</div>


You can use the FTDisk program from the NTS Resource Kit. It will allow you to make a mirrorset on a NTW.


<div>
You'll also have to start the FTDISK device from control panel.<br />

</div>


You'll also have to start the FTDISK device from control panel.


<div>
Blimey, I never knew you could do that. <br />
<br />
Cool :)<br />
<br />

</div>


Blimey, I never knew you could do that.

Cool :)



<div>
The functionality (FTDISK) is present in both Wksn and Server. &nbsp;The only difference is that Disk Administrator checks to see if it is running on Wksn, if it is, it disables the menu options that are present on server.<br />

</div>


The functionality (FTDISK) is present in both Wksn and Server.  The only difference is that Disk Administrator checks to see if it is running on Wksn, if it is, it disables the menu options that are present on server.


<div>
Is someone going to post this as an answer?<br />
Is TSchlisser going to comment?<br />

</div>


Is someone going to post this as an answer?
Is TSchlisser going to comment?


<div>
<div class="content wysiwyg-content">
With Windows NT Server you can easily install a mirrored Disk volume with Disk Administrator. But the corresponding commands are missed on NT Worstations Disk Administrator. How can I enable my Workstation to mirror Disks?
</div>
</div>


With Windows NT Server you can easily install a mirrored Disk volume with Disk Administrator. But the corresponding commands are missed on NT Worstations Disk Administrator. How can I enable my Workstation to mirror Disks?

Disk mirroring with NT Workstation

This topic area includes legacy versions of Windows prior to Windows 2000: Windows 3/3.1, Windows 95 and Windows 98, plus any other Windows-related versions including Windows Mobile.