Hi,
It looks like your disk has only a volume GUID, but not a drive letter
assigned to it? Some applications still have a hard dependency on drive
letters, so they're required for your LUN. Try giving it a drive letter to
see if that resolves your problem.
In Server 2008, many applications can use the GUID rather than a drive
letter which stops the 24 drive letter limitation (B,D-Z).
Thanks,
Symon Perriman
Program Manager
Clustering & HA
"Binu" wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a typical issue on our Win2k3 cluster server..It was a two node
> cluster and after one patch instalation on one of the node, it failed to
> rejoin the cluster. While troubleshooting it, our team has evicted the node
> and after that thye failed to add it back to cluster. At present the cluster
> is working n one node and we have rebuilded the node which was failing. When
> we try to add it to cluster, again it fails to find quorum drive. This is a
> SAN drive and we are using MS iSCSI initiator. I can see th efollowing error
> in log file:
>
> There is not a "friendly name" for the physical disk "PHYSICALDRIVE2".
> (hr=00000000, {05AA0768-5F49-49CD-AFDC-96F9D51802D4},
> {00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000}, 1, 1, 1), (null)
>
> like this I can see for all SAN drives..we tried to install a fresh cluster
> in the newly built server and it was successfull(after we have evicted the
> cluster from the only one working node). Then we tried to add the node which
> was working fine earlier, still we receive the same error. Our experts are
> saying that the issue with SAn drives..becos, in disk management of passive
> node, they are unable to see the drive letter..What they says is it should e
> there in disk management. Instead we can see the drive without drive letter
> and is not accessible..
>
> Any ideas how can we resolve this?
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