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1. Can NAS be used for keeping Database(LDF and MDF Files) for SQL.
2. Can NAS be used for common storage (Quorum Disk) for Windows Cluster?
3. Can NAS be used for common SQL Database storage (Quorum Disk ) for SQL Cluster?
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1. Can NAS be used for keeping Database(LDF and MDF Files) for SQL.
2. Can NAS be used for common storage (Quorum Disk) for Windows Cluster?
3. Can NAS be used for common SQL Database storage (Quorum Disk ) for SQL Cluster?
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