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Have backup that is 3 days old. &nbsp;Trying to get the recent data from yesterday. <br />
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Windows 2003.<br />
PCI Cards. &nbsp; <br />
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I was assuming that setting up a new physical 2003 server was probably the only solution<br />
Was hoping for another direct way just enough to copy the data off.
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Have backup that is 3 days old.  Trying to get the recent data from yesterday.

Windows 2003.
PCI Cards.  

I was assuming that setting up a new physical 2003 server was probably the only solution
Was hoping for another direct way just enough to copy the data off.

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It must be read as an array as far as I know, that said kinda hard to do it any other way.<br />
Hopefully someone will have a better idea. &nbsp;:}
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It must be read as an array as far as I know, that said kinda hard to do it any other way.
Hopefully someone will have a better idea.  :}

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I setup a new 2003 server, moved the fiber card, installed the HP ACU Utility and am able to get to everything. &nbsp;Thank you!
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I setup a new 2003 server, moved the fiber card, installed the HP ACU Utility and am able to get to everything.  Thank you!

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Wish it were that simple all the time. &nbsp;Good to hear
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Wish it were that simple all the time.  Good to hear

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I have two old HP Proliant ML530's that were connected to an HP StorageWorks Modular SAN Array 1000.<br />
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In the past two days, both ML530's have failed. &nbsp;I need to get into the array to copy data from two existing logical drives. &nbsp;<br />
Is there any way to connect directly to without having a server setup with the ACA utility and drivers? &nbsp; &nbsp;All of my other servers are virtual and running 2008 R2.<br />
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Thank you
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I have two old HP Proliant ML530's that were connected to an HP StorageWorks Modular SAN Array 1000.

In the past two days, both ML530's have failed.  I need to get into the array to copy data from two existing logical drives.  
Is there any way to connect directly to without having a server setup with the ACA utility and drivers?    All of my other servers are virtual and running 2008 R2.

Thank you

Accessing HP Storageworks SAN Array 1000 Directly

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Server Hardware

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Storage Software

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