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Thanks for your answers. I haven't tested them yet but did read the info pages about them. will be testing them in the future.
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Thanks for your answers. I haven't tested them yet but did read the info pages about them. will be testing them in the future.

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Is there a method to report disk such that you can tell how the drives are attached?<br />
Either DAS, Fiber Attached, or iSCSI ?<br />
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Example scenario:<br />
Windows 2008 R2 server has drives C:, D:, and E:.<br />
C: and D: are on the same Volume with two partitions.<br />
E: is an iSCSI drive.<br />
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Is there a report to run which will show the that the E: drive is connected via iSCSI?<br />
Thanks,<br />
Mark<br />

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Is there a method to report disk such that you can tell how the drives are attached?
Either DAS, Fiber Attached, or iSCSI ?

Example scenario:
Windows 2008 R2 server has drives C:, D:, and E:.
C: and D: are on the same Volume with two partitions.
E: is an iSCSI drive.

Is there a report to run which will show the that the E: drive is connected via iSCSI?
Thanks,
Mark


Report how drives are connected

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