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hi,<br />
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I have a problem recently in my exchange 2007 CCR, an active node have lost the disk contain database (electric problem with md1000 disk!) and ccr not swich to another node (sure because a server is up!).<br />
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I need if possible a script to check if this diskis up, if this disk is not up, a script swich to another node.<br />
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Thanks for your help.
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hi,

I have a problem recently in my exchange 2007 CCR, an active node have lost the disk contain database (electric problem with md1000 disk!) and ccr not swich to another node (sure because a server is up!).

I need if possible a script to check if this diskis up, if this disk is not up, a script swich to another node.

Thanks for your help.

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