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Hi, I have iSCSI storage MD 3000i from DELL. My problem is that I am unable to create a functional shared space. Every time I create a shared space on that storage (shared space between Blade 1 (B1) and Blade 2 (B2)) i think the system volume information is written from each blade to that shared disk so the shared space isnt working correctly. The point is, when I do som change in shared space from B1 this change won't appear on the same shared space on server B2.<br />
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I tried to connect hosts through every &nbsp;option in MD 3000i<br />
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- windows 2008 non - cluster<br />
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- windows 2008 cluster<br />
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- windows single cluster<br />
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&nbsp;Is there a way to create shared space on md 3000 correctly ? (i am using Windows 2008 enterprise edition).<br />
Are there any needs to be done in case of mounting the disk array_?<br />
Do I have to use qourum to create shared space_? Not cluster on first layer. I need only to create shared space for two servers.<br />
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Hi, I have iSCSI storage MD 3000i from DELL. My problem is that I am unable to create a functional shared space. Every time I create a shared space on that storage (shared space between Blade 1 (B1) and Blade 2 (B2)) i think the system volume information is written from each blade to that shared disk so the shared space isnt working correctly. The point is, when I do som change in shared space from B1 this change won't appear on the same shared space on server B2.

I tried to connect hosts through every  option in MD 3000i

- windows 2008 non - cluster

- windows 2008 cluster

- windows single cluster

 Is there a way to create shared space on md 3000 correctly ? (i am using Windows 2008 enterprise edition).
Are there any needs to be done in case of mounting the disk array_?
Do I have to use qourum to create shared space_? Not cluster on first layer. I need only to create shared space for two servers.



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