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How to Add a Mounted Drive to an Exchange Virtual Server in a Windows Server Cluster
Topic Last Modified: 2005-05-10
This topic explains how to add a mounted drive to an Exchange Virtual Server in a Windows Server cluster.
This procedure applies only to server clusters running Windows Server 2003. Mounted drives not supported in Windows 2000 server clusters.
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Open Cluster Administrator.
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In the console tree, right-click the Exchange Virtual Server, and then click Bring Online.
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Ensure the disks to be mounted have been added to the Exchange Virtual Server:
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If the root disk resource already exists, see How to Move an Existing Disk Resource into an Exchange Virtual Server in a Windows Server Cluster.
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If the root disk resource does not exist, see How to Create a Physical Disk Resource for an Exchange Virtual Server in a Windows Server Cluster.
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If the root disk resource already exists, see How to Move an Existing Disk Resource into an Exchange Virtual Server in a Windows Server Cluster.
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To add a disk to be mounted on the root disk to the Exchange Virtual Server, perform the following steps:
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Right-click the physical disk resource and then click Properties.
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In Properties, click the Dependencies tab.
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Click Modify.
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In Modify Dependencies, add the root disk to the list of dependencies.
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Right-click the physical disk resource and then click Properties.
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Click OK twice.
For detailed information about how to mount a disk to a root disk, see "Using NTFS mounted drives" in Windows Server 2003 Help.
