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Re: MacShare on NT

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Jonathan McIndoe Hunt)
Thu May 27 14:54:13 1999

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Date: Thu, 27 May 1999 14:53:34 -0400
To: Nancy Howells <howells@mit.edu>
From: Jonathan McIndoe Hunt <jmhunt@MIT.EDU>
Cc: ntpartners@mit.edu
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Hi Nancy,

The slowness of the server is due to the hardware trying to compensate for
the missing/corrupt drive.  It has to compute every input/output from the
disk based on the parity of the drives.

You will need to rebuild the drive using your RAID controller software.
There are consoles available that can be installed for both DELL Perc's and
Compaq Raid cards that I am aware of so that you don't have to take the
server offline to repair.  Both should also have BIOS level tools that you
can boot into to rebuild the drive.

The Mac Share problem should be unrelated.  If you use server manager from
another server, you may be able to re-create the Mac Volume.  You may also
need to restart the services for macintosh.  The following two resource kit
utilities should help.

C:\>sclist /R server-ip-address
C:\>netsvc MacFile \\server-ip-address /start

Below are the options for both commands.  I found this solution on page 49
of ORA's Windows NT System Administration.

-Jonathan

Microsoft (R) Windows NT (TM) Version 4.0 SCLIST
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corp. All rights reserved

usage: SCLIST [-?] [-r] [-s] [MachineName]
              [-?] Display this message
              [-r] Display only running services
              [-s] Display only stopped services
              [-MachineName] Machine name to list services

Controls and displays the status of services.

NETSVC servicename \\computername /command

   servicename  Name of the service
   computername Name of the computer to administer.
   /command     One of the following:
                /query    Queries the status of the service.
                /start    Starts the service.
                /stop     Stops the service.
                /pause    Pauses the service.
                /continue Starts the paused service.
                /list     Lists installed services (omit servicename)

Example: NETSVC server  \\joes486 /query
Example: NETSVC "Clipbook Server" \\popcorn /stop
Example: NETSVC alerter \\joes486 /pause
Example: NETSVC /list \\joes486

Arguments are allowed in any order.



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