User`s guide

Editing the Windows Registry for MS Exchange Server or MS SQL Server
1 Install Exchange Server 2003 and configure it to use the logical device as the
location to store database files.
2 On a Windows workstation running Windows 2000, enter this on the command
line:
regedt32
3 Navigate to the Key:
a For Exchange Server:
HKey_Local_Machine > System > Current Control Set > Services > lanmanserver
b For SQL Server:
HKey_Local_Machine > System > Current Control Set > Services > MSSQLServer
4 If the value DependOnService already exists, double-click it. If it does not, create it:
a Select Add Value from the Edit menu to open the Add Value dialog box.
b In the Name field, enter:
DependOnService
Click OK.
5 In the Data box that opens, enter:
MSiSCSI
Click OK, and then close the registry.
6 Reboot the Windows server.
Configuring Shares to Logical Devices (MS Initiator)
When using the Microsoft initiator, shares to logical devices may not automatically
reconnect when the Windows system hosting the shares is rebooted. There are two
methods to resolve this issue:
• Share an iSCSI target that has an assigned drive letter. This method requires
changes to the Windows registry and is described in Microsoft Knowledgebase
article #870964 (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/870964
).
• Mount the logical device to a folder on an existing NTFS volume as described in
“Mounting a Logical Device Without a Drive Letter”. This method does not
require changes to the Windows registry and is described below.