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To recreate the shares just export/import <br />
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\<wbr />CurrentCon<wbr />trolSet\Se<wbr />rvices\lan<wbr />manserver\<wbr />Shares<br />
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You have to have a Smart Array controller to attach it to, won't work on a normal SCSI card even though the Smart Array controller just acts as a dumb HBA.
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To recreate the shares just export/import
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\lanmanserver\Shares

You have to have a Smart Array controller to attach it to, won't work on a normal SCSI card even though the Smart Array controller just acts as a dumb HBA.

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Thank you so much for your help..!!!
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Hi, <br />
<br />
First my current configuration :<br />
Server<br />
Windows Server 2003 Std.<br />
Storage<br />
HP MSA500 SCSI<br />
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My server is configured as File Server, and he has all the shares configured in it.<br />
The OS is located in the server internal disk, The shares are in the MSA500.<br />
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I have another Windows 2003 Standard, and I just want to know if I connect the DSA500 to my second server (only 1 server at the time), i would find all my data there? All the security permissions will be there?<br />
I know that I have to recreate all the shares, but for the rest it will be Ok?<br />
<br />
Thank you
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Hi, 

First my current configuration :
Server
Windows Server 2003 Std.
Storage
HP MSA500 SCSI

My server is configured as File Server, and he has all the shares configured in it.
The OS is located in the server internal disk, The shares are in the MSA500.

I have another Windows 2003 Standard, and I just want to know if I connect the DSA500 to my second server (only 1 server at the time), i would find all my data there? All the security permissions will be there?
I know that I have to recreate all the shares, but for the rest it will be Ok?

Thank you

MSA500 Connected to 2 Windows Servers

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Storage

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