It has been suggested to me that W2k’s built-in
defragger should not be used to defrag a shared disk in a MSCS cluster. I am
hesitant to believe this since the fact that the servers are clustered does not
change how the data is written to the disk, correct? So, is there any
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- RE: [ActiveDir] Built-in Defragger and Clustering Dan DeStefano
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- RE: [ActiveDir] Built-in Defragger and Clustering Dan DeStefano
- RE: [ActiveDir] Built-in Defragger and Clustering Rick Kingslan