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How to get an email alert from Server 2003 when disk "Redundancy Fails"
As a Microsoft Action Pack subscriber, I have been running Microsoft Exchange and other server products for years in a home-office on cheap workstation hardware using the Software RAID-1 built into the OS. (It works great > don't scold me . . I use hardware raid on real servers for my clients)
There does not seem to be any built-in way to get an alert from Windows when disk "Redundancy Fails" I have had drives fail but I only catch it on periodic inspection of event logs or the disk management console.
Is there a third party or any other way to get an email alert when there are drive or other problems. The Small Business Server may handle this better, but I just migrated to Exchange 2007 on a 64bit computer and that isn't a setup offered in the Small Bus Server yet.
There does not seem to be any built-in way to get an alert from Windows when disk "Redundancy Fails" I have had drives fail but I only catch it on periodic inspection of event logs or the disk management console.
Is there a third party or any other way to get an email alert when there are drive or other problems. The Small Business Server may handle this better, but I just migrated to Exchange 2007 on a 64bit computer and that isn't a setup offered in the Small Bus Server yet.
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