Strange Mirror Behavior
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After getting my Dell PE2650 baxk online after close to disaster I am
seeing
strange things in windows explorer.
I have 5 disks (Two in RAID5 and two in RAID1/MIRROR)
I have all my web stuff + SQL Data on Raid 5
The Mirror is devided into 3 volumes:
1. OS
2. SQL Log files
3. Pagefile
When I look in Computer Management everything looks nice and dandy, but
when
I look in explorer I see an extra Volume with the same name as the OS
Volume
and every change done to the OS volume is mirrored in this new volume.
What gives and what should I do?
.
Relevant Pages
- Re: SQL Server 2000, Raid 1 or Raid 5 for Applications
... There is every reason to put tempdb on a mirrored array. ... Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP ... There is no need at all to put tempdb on a mirrored RAID partition. ... Should I configure mirror drives for the OS, ...
(microsoft.public.sqlserver.setup) - Re: Worst monday of my life - please help...
... Well if his mirror is broken? ... I'm not a SQL Guru also, My Next door neighbor is however (Want his email? ... but it finally did install with a few hiccups. ... >>> or just leave the mirrored drives in the server on the secondary IDE ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs) - Re: Strange Mirror Behavior
... patching my server. ... > Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup. ... > | strange things in windows explorer. ... > | The Mirror is devided into 3 volumes: ...
(microsoft.public.win2000.hardware) - Re: Service Packs with Clustering
... "Geoff N. Hiten" wrote: ... SQL 2005 has reduced the service pack/hotfix time ... but is is still more than for a mirror switchover. ... Principal and then apply the service pack to the original Principal and ...
(microsoft.public.sqlserver.clustering) - Re: Slow copies
... Could you tell me how the copy of the table using windows explorer works please? ... SQL Best Practices tool to check server configuration parameters. ... are seen on performance monitor when doing simple/standard DTS transfers ...
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