Windows 2003 SP1 SAN Question - Storage
This is a discussion on Windows 2003 SP1 SAN Question - Storage ; Hi,
I have installed all the servers necessary(using the the Windows
Hosting Solution 3.5 guide) but I am stuck on how to get a central
fileshare where all my web0X boxes store the web content. I have a SAN,
but ...
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Windows 2003 SP1 SAN Question
Hi,
I have installed all the servers necessary(using the the Windows
Hosting Solution 3.5 guide) but I am stuck on how to get a central
fileshare where all my web0X boxes store the web content. I have a SAN,
but how do I use the SAN as a storage? Should I use Windows Storage
Server? (I am completely new, so please provide details if possible)..
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Re: Windows 2003 SP1 SAN Question
There are many ways to set this up, but one easy way to do that is to create
a file share on a server that has access the SAN, then configure your IIS to
reference the content in that file share. This will allow you to setup
multiple webservers accessing the same content. You can then configure NLB
on all of your webservers to load balance the load to all web servers from
one virtual address.
Eric Bursley
eric at bursley dot net
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> Hi,
>
> I have installed all the servers necessary(using the the Windows
> Hosting Solution 3.5 guide) but I am stuck on how to get a central
> fileshare where all my web0X boxes store the web content. I have a SAN,
> but how do I use the SAN as a storage? Should I use Windows Storage
> Server? (I am completely new, so please provide details if possible)..
>