Re: How do I know what drive is using what letter. 2003 Server.
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Calab <myspam@csd.ca> typed:
> I've got seven drives on an Adaptec 16 port RAID controller. Three of
> them are individual volumes. I can't find any way to determine which
> drive is using which drive letter.
>
> Can anyone other there help?
Did you install the software for the controller? I believe it will tell you
by port or LUN. If I remember, I think there may also be an option you can
click on to blink the drive light, but I don't think the software will tell
you which drive letter it is.
If the drives are all of the same size, it will be difficult. You can look
in Computer Management, Disk Management. You'll see Disk0, Disk1, etc. They
usually will follow the port numbers on each controller, with the first one
being on controller 1, and the drive ports will be based on lower to higher
(Disk0=port0, Disk1 - port1, etc). If any of them are part of a RAID, it
will complicate it.
You can probably also perform some action, such as copy a large file on a
drive to another folder on the same drive and observe the lights.
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Regards,
Ace
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