I have a Windows 2003 Server with three partitions. C, D and an E drive (all
the same physical hard disc). I would like to reallocate disk space from the
D to the E Drive. What is the best way to accomplish this if it is possible.
I would prefer not to use a third-party application if possible.
Re: rebuild 240v from scratch ... >>> of METADEVICE databases on server b. ... >>> find a metadb on server B to resolve it to a physical partition. ... > It is likely that you have lost the metadb partitions on you two ... > you two data disk.... (comp.unix.solaris)
Re: lpar and advanced virtualization question. ... Two partitions are effectively two completely different servers, ... Some disadvantages to using a single, partitioned server are... ... again, you might want to do that for standalone servers anyway, particularly ... lpar and advanced virtualization question.... (AIX-L)
Re: Flatten Dell box befre installing SBS 2003 ... You did not really mean your new server has only 512MB of RAM, ... > divide it up into partitions, so that there would be the major operating ... > SBS... One tip is to stop the install after CD1 on ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Re: Clustered MegaServers ... Columnist, SQL Server Professional... > What you are talking about is called a Server Federation and is more akin ... > partitions the data. ... > Virtual Failover Cluster installation,... (microsoft.public.sqlserver.clustering)
Re: SBS 2003 Program Files Partition ... let me tell you something about the server....RAID 1 for mirroring the disks. ... When I was talking about different partitions I had in mind that you would ... have less trouble with disk fragmentation (since the most write accesses ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
