You're talking about 2 different kinds of mirroring. The first kind is a software RAID1; this is not available in desktop editions of Windows unless you use a hardware RAID card. You do it in Server 2003 the exactly the same way you do it in 2000 Server. Server 2008 is pretty similar.
The second kind is replicating data on one drive to another on a different computer. This is not RAID1. There are many utilities that will perform such synchronization. "robocopy" from the Windows Server 2003 resource kit is one such tool and does a very very good job. Eric Brouwer wrote: > Good afternoon, > > I thought you could set up a software mirror through XP Pro, but now > that I sat down to do it, I realize I can't. In researching the > issue, I see that you can create a mirror on a remote system, but only > see references to 200 Server. Does anyone know if this can be done to > a 2003 Server volume? > > Instead of having two local drives configured as a mirrored volume, > I'd like to mirror a drive on the XP box to a drive on a 2003 server. > This would be done over a gigabit network, BTW. -- Phil Brutsche p...@optimumdata.com ~ Finally, powerful endpoint security that ISN'T a resource hog! ~ ~ <http://www.sunbeltsoftware.com/Business/VIPRE-Enterprise/> ~
