raistlin

it was said when quorum failed clusterrecovery can help, so i tried to
simulate a failure and replace the quorum disk this way, but it
failed .
after i came to the screen for entering old/new disk resource name, i
typed in as specified (there was nothing in the drop list so i must
type ), and clicked replace, then a msgbox jumped out, saying "xxxxxx
must be physical disk". i can be sure that both old and new ARE
physical disk resource, but i still got stuck there and cando nothing
to get my cluster back to normal state.
what's the cause for this problem? i just followed the instruction
here and the Help for clusterrecovery utility step by step. could
anyone tell me where i went wrong? and how can i replace the bad disk?

thanks.

edwin vmierlo [mvp]

Can you explain what the exact symptom was to begin with ?
why (exactly) did you determine that you needed to use clusterrecovery ?

or

Can you explain the exact symptoms you are getting now ?

this so we can determine what the correct way of fixing this

rgds,
Edwin.

jeff hughes [msft]

Why use cluster recovery? Just click on the name of the cluster in Cluster
Admin, Properties and go to the quorum tab to move your quorum designation
from the old disk to the new.
--
Jeff Hughes, MCSE
Support Escalation Engineer
Microsoft Enterprise Platforms Support (Server Core/Cluster)