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&gt; i also tried ISCIS, map the ISCIS LUN to local disk on 2 windows system, it does not working.<br />
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Let's hope you didn't corrupt anything when you tried that, with NTFS the MFT is cached in RAM so if one system writes a file the other one will not know it is there and overwrite it when it wants to write a file.
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> i also tried ISCIS, map the ISCIS LUN to local disk on 2 windows system, it does not working.

Let's hope you didn't corrupt anything when you tried that, with NTFS the MFT is cached in RAM so if one system writes a file the other one will not know it is there and overwrite it when it wants to write a file.

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Hi All<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; we have 2 server run windows 2008 R2, both 2008 R2 has Web site, some file need to be share to this 2 website, so i would like to use storage host this files, i don't want to copy this file on each website, my quesiton is, how can i make this 2 windows to read/write the file on one storage. IIS can not support network drive, i also tried ISCIS, map the ISCIS LUN to local disk on 2 windows system, it does not working. any advice?
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Hi All
        we have 2 server run windows 2008 R2, both 2008 R2 has Web site, some file need to be share to this 2 website, so i would like to use storage host this files, i don't want to copy this file on each website, my quesiton is, how can i make this 2 windows to read/write the file on one storage. IIS can not support network drive, i also tried ISCIS, map the ISCIS LUN to local disk on 2 windows system, it does not working. any advice?

make one storage access by 2 windows system

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