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iSCSI volume corrupted data
I have a ReadyNAS Ultra 6 with 6 3-TB drives in RAID 5 for a total of 16740 GB of usable space.
I have configured one iSCSI target of size 13000 GB.
I connect to the target with a Windows Server 2008 R2 iSCSI initiator and windows shows a disk of size 12999.87 GB.
I use this iSCSI disk in windows as the root of an IIS FTP site.
I can connect to the site with an FTP client and DL/UL SOME files. (some directories are showing as corrupted)
On the server, Windows Explorer complains that the entire drive is corrupted and unusable.
How do I fix this? I have a year worth of work-related files on the iSCSI disk.
I have configured one iSCSI target of size 13000 GB.
I connect to the target with a Windows Server 2008 R2 iSCSI initiator and windows shows a disk of size 12999.87 GB.
I use this iSCSI disk in windows as the root of an IIS FTP site.
I can connect to the site with an FTP client and DL/UL SOME files. (some directories are showing as corrupted)
On the server, Windows Explorer complains that the entire drive is corrupted and unusable.
How do I fix this? I have a year worth of work-related files on the iSCSI disk.
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- hoep your data turns out ok, but it underscores the importance of backups
- Yes, backups are always crucial. Of course you never seen to need the backup until you run into a situation where one wasn't available, and when you have a backup it seems you never need to use it. That's just how it goes I guess.
Yes, applications like these can take a very very long time to run.
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