Re: Copying permission to new replacement drive.
- From: "Dilip Naik" <DilipCNaik@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 1 Jul 2008 07:55:32 -0700
If the drive is only being accessed from the network, you dont need to go through the hoopla of changing drive letters. Just share the new drive E: via the CIFS server and you are done - after the RoboCopy that is
Dilip
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"Jordan" <none@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:usIrZCv2IHA.1192@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
On my W2K server I have a drive running out of room that I will be replacing with a RAID 5 array. The current drive is drive D: which has a bunch of shares on it. New array will install as E:. First thing I am going to do is use RoboCopy to copy all the data and security from D: to E: but I am not sure if this next step is going to work as I think it will.
What I plan to do is:
1 Stop the Netlogon service
2. Stop the Server service
3. Open Disk Manager
4. Remove the Drive Letter D from the old drive.
5. Change the assignment of E: to D: for the new array
6. Restart Server service
7. Restart Netlogon service.
Will this work?
.
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