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Yes, MS have resolved the problem where dynamic disks didn't mount on Windows 2003, there ws a question about it here quite recently.
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Yes, MS have resolved the problem where dynamic disks didn't mount on Windows 2003, there ws a question about it here quite recently.

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andyalder:<br />
It's Windows 2008.<br />
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jakethecatuk: &nbsp;How many ways are there for ISCSI to be seen? &nbsp;I'm using the native ISCSI in 2008?
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andyalder:
It's Windows 2008.

jakethecatuk:  How many ways are there for ISCSI to be seen?  I'm using the native ISCSI in 2008?

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Different iSCSI targets present the volumes to Window 2008 in different ways. &nbsp;When I was using OPENFILER as my iSCSI target, I had a number of issues working with the volumes - switching to FREENAS solved them. &nbsp;I can't remember exactly what the issue was though - sorry.
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Different iSCSI targets present the volumes to Window 2008 in different ways.  When I was using OPENFILER as my iSCSI target, I had a number of issues working with the volumes - switching to FREENAS solved them.  I can't remember exactly what the issue was though - sorry.

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I'll give this a shot and report back.
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Still looking for time to try this out.
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If I have two ISCSI SAN drives that show up in disk manager on Windows 2008 R2 can I use Windows software mirroring to mirror them the way I would two internal drives?
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If I have two ISCSI SAN drives that show up in disk manager on Windows 2008 R2 can I use Windows software mirroring to mirror them the way I would two internal drives?

Server 2008 - software mirroring ISCSI drives

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