ckoenig

Hi Jarod,
It appears that you have a problem accessing the shared storage so that the
service can access the quorum drive. Would it be possible for you to
describe in a bit more detail the shared storage you are using for this
cluster?
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Curtis Koenig
Microsoft Clutering Technologies Support
MCSA, MCSAS,MCSE, MCSES

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| >Subject: Cluster Disk Driver cannot start
| >Date: Wed, 6 Nov 2002 08:30:50 -0800
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| >We are trying to install Cluster Service on a machine. We
| >keep getting a message that "Cluster Service Disk Driver
| >cannot Start because the service is either disabled or no
| >devices are enabled for the hardware profile." This is
| >not true. Upon checking this out we noticed that the
| >service is set to automatic and it is enabled for the
| >hardware profile. Microsoft has a queue article that
| >talks about this message but goes no further than telling
| >you to check to make sure the service is enabled and that
| >it is enabled for the hardware profile you are using. The
| >Microsoft article is Q241584. Does anyone have any ideas
| >on this or maybe somebody has seen this before.
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