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What hardware are you running? OS? Is it a cluster server? &nbsp;My experience with cluster server is that if you're not running some kind of cluster service, you have a functions as designed.
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What hardware are you running? OS? Is it a cluster server?  My experience with cluster server is that if you're not running some kind of cluster service, you have a functions as designed.

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Hi ocon,<br />
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Its a dual xeon 2.8, 3gb ddr ram, tyan motherboard, Scsi boot disk 75GB 15000rpm.<br />
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Windows 2000 server service pack 3.<br />
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the server is not a cluster server, it is just a std File server? whats strange is the shares and permissions stay on the SCSI boot disk and not on the RAIDs?<br />
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Regards<br />
<br />
Jamie
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Hi ocon,

Its a dual xeon 2.8, 3gb ddr ram, tyan motherboard, Scsi boot disk 75GB 15000rpm.

Windows 2000 server service pack 3.

the server is not a cluster server, it is just a std File server? whats strange is the shares and permissions stay on the SCSI boot disk and not on the RAIDs?

Regards

Jamie

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Is this software raid or hardware raid. Static or dynamic volumes ?Are you using NTFS ? Are you running service for macintosh ?<br />
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Have you tried running a chkdsk ? NTFS can do some strange things when it corrupts.<br />
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Is this software raid or hardware raid. Static or dynamic volumes ?Are you using NTFS ? Are you running service for macintosh ?

Have you tried running a chkdsk ? NTFS can do some strange things when it corrupts.



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I have a Raid server running a RAID level 5.<br />
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After i create Shares on the Hard Drive for both PC and Macintosh. When i reboot the computer the drives are online but all Volume Shares and permissions have been removed. There are no errors in the Event Log.<br />
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Any ideas?<br />
<br />
Regards<br />
<br />
Jamie
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I have a Raid server running a RAID level 5.

After i create Shares on the Hard Drive for both PC and Macintosh. When i reboot the computer the drives are online but all Volume Shares and permissions have been removed. There are no errors in the Event Log.

Any ideas?

Regards

Jamie

Raid Volume Shares disapear after Reboot

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