SQL clusters - not seeing all drives
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Hello...I am unable to see all the drives on my cluster using Enterprise Manager. When I look at the drives on another cluster, it seems that certain drives are labelled differently....I was wondering if I am unable to see certain drives because of the way the server was built.
Server 1 - On the sever where I can only see the G drive, it is labelled (using Computer Management) as SQL Data 1 and the H drive is labelled as SQL Data2
Server 2 - On the server where I can see the G and H drives, the G drive is labelled as SQL database and the H drive as SQL LogFiles
When I use Enterprise Manager, when creating a job (backup), I can only see the G drive on Server 1 and G & H on Server 2
Should I be concerned with the differences ?
Thanks
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Are you looking at the same instance of sqlserver ?
Are server1 and server2 nodes from the same cluster ?
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Have you made sure that the cluster resources (Physical Disk) is a dependency of the SQL Server Service resource? By default only the installation disk will be a dependency and be available to SQL Server.
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You have add cluster disk resource with Cluster Administrator, disk H probality not is a resource cluster.
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