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Restoring Protected Data › How to Restore Microsoft Clustered Nodes and Shared Disks › Restore a Corrupted Cluster Shared Disk
Restore a Corrupted Cluster Shared Disk
The shared disk belongs to one of the nodes from the cluster. If the shared disk is corrupted or broken, you can restore the specific files or folders of the shared disk, without recovering the clustered nodes. Typically, in this scenario the quorum disk and all the cluster nodes are in a good state.
Follow these steps:
- Replace the corrupted disk manually and reconfigure the cluster shared disk.
- Identify the agent that owns the shared disk and log in to that agent.
- Open the Restore Wizard and select Find Files/Folders to Restore.
Note: For more information on restoring the files and folders, see How to Restore Files/Folders.
- Select all the files from the Restore Wizard that you want to restore to the original location.
- Complete the Restore Wizard configurations and submit the job.
The shared disk is recovered.
- Check the status of the shared disk in the cluster management console and ensure that it acts as a part of the cluster.
The shared disk is recovered.
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