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    SAN discs

    I currently have a Novell cluster with a SAN.

    I am messing around with Server 2008 and connecting it to the SAN also. I have added some new discs to the san, and made a new array. I then created a host group for the windows server and added the windows servers HBA to this and then mapped the drive.

    So far so good.

    Once in Server 2008 and disk management I can see the drive fine and the capcity matches up.

    However when I try to online the drive I get "incorrect function" error and nothing more.

    Have I missed something out??? I am a new to this Windows server stuff so don't be too harsh on me

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    Have you initialized the disk in the drive managment console

    Figure 8 : How to connect Windows Server 2008 and Windows Vista to an iSCSI Server

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    hi, its a FC SAN no iscsi, and the disc appears in the disc management but it is offline. and it won't online i get the error message. cheers

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    Ah figured it out, was a setting in the IBM storage manager!

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    Hi TronXP,

    I am having the same issue with an IBM SAN. Can you please tell me what setting you changed to get it to work?

    Thanks,
    Vaibhav

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    All that I did, was in the Storage Manager I changed the Host type to Clustered (Supports DMP) originaly it was just clustered

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