Rebooting Windows 2003 R2 Server doesn't auto mount volume

[rocketer]

Created a volume on a Coraid on a separate NIC (Starport NDIS driver only enabled). I can manually create and mount (r/w) a volume on the Coraid. Option set to auto mount the volume but after rebooting, the volume is nowhere to be seen unless I manually mount it again.

Any suggestions?

Starpoint (Trial) 3.6.2 Build 0x20081010
Windows 2003 Standard R2, 32-bit

[anton (staff)]

Known issue. Should be fixed in upcoming minor release.

[tmonn]

I am having the same issue. Windows 2003 Server Standard R2 (32-bit), StarPort 3.6.2 Build 0x20081010, Driver Version 0x00030001 Build 0x20081010.

Anton, I noted your statement last week that this should be corrected in an upcoming minor release, and I was wondering how soon that fix is to come out? Having attached volumes disappear after a Windows reboot seems to be a pretty major issue for a file server environment.

Until the fix comes out, do you have a suggested work-around? Maybe a start-up script or batch job?

Thanks in advance!

[anton (staff)]

Expected this week.

[crdafoe]

Any idea when this new Starport version will be released? It was posted above that it was supposed to be the week of Dec 11th. Am having the same problem as listed above.

[anton (staff)]

Please write to us at support@rocketdivision.com to get RC version.

Any idea when this new Starport version will be released? It was posted above that it was supposed to be the week of Dec 11th. Am having the same problem as listed above.