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The one "gotcha" we ran into was that you can't have a Public Folder store on the CCR cluster and setup tries to create that as the first thing. We ended
up creating a VM for just the public folders and then going through the setup on the cluster. From: exchangelist-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:exchangelist-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
On Behalf Of Patrick Great stuff I will start from there. I have the ISCSI targets setup and created the necessary drives. From: "GTaylor@xxxxxxxx" <GTaylor@xxxxxxxx> Once you get your Iscsi Drivers/RDAC etc setup and working properly take a look at Exchange CCR clustering. It’s pretty straight forward to setup. I haven’t done it with Iscsi, but in our IBM
SAN environment it works great. From: exchangelist-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:exchangelist-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
On Behalf Of Patrick Hi Guys, Just want to try this out for Proof of Concept. I want to setup 2 exchange 2007 servers clustered using a single ISCSI target as shared storage. If anyone can point me to thr right white papers I would be grateful. Current environment Windows 2008 ent - Hyper-v Windows 2008 AD 4 VM's - 1 DC, 2 member servers to act as exchange 2007 cluster 6 GB Ram 120GB OS Partition per VM 1 Openfiler IScsi Box - 500GB 3 * 1GB Nics Thanks Patrick
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