After Windows 2003 server reboot TeraStation III iSCSI had to be 'reactivated'?

[BrooksNorton]

I had to reboot our Windows 2003 Server.  It has 2 TeraStation III iSCSI arrays attached.  After rebooting TeraStation 1 came up normally and was accessable.  TeraStation 2 holds users folders and did not show up after they logged in.  I looked in Disk Manager on the server and the disks showed up but were not "Healthy".  I right clicked on them and had the option to 'reactivate'.  I did that and they disks came up looking good.  But then I went to look at them in Windows Explorer and all the folders were there.... but all the shares were gone.  I had to reenter the share names and permissions for 25 users.

 

Is there a procedure that has to be followed when rebooting a server with TeraStations attached to ensure it comes back up normally and doesn't lose share information?

 

Is something else up?

 

Thanks,

Brooks

[AngelsAbys]

It is strongly suggested that you stop the ISCSI service on either the unit itself, or from the ISCSI controller that you are currently using. Before any type of maint or rebooting