Windows Server 2000/2003 Thread, Windows server 2003 HDD upgrade in Technical; Hello everyone.
Need some urgent advice in regards to school server i support. the HDD currently installed is only 120gig ...
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2nd November 2011, 12:55 PM #1
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Windows server 2003 HDD upgrade
Hello everyone.
Need some urgent advice in regards to school server i support. the HDD currently installed is only 120gig and is full. I have bought 2 1TB hdd to replace the existing one. One will be the used for back up and the other needs to be a copy of the original one.
My question is how do i do this. I have norton ghost cast server which i can use, but will it expand the partition?. I dont want to clone it and find that it is
exactly the same size as the old HDD and all the extra space is lost. Also the existing HDD has to Partitions, will be able to copy both across.
Thanks
Your help is much appreciated.
Bats
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2nd November 2011, 05:16 PM #2 When I've cloned a HDD using Acronis, the extra space wasn't 'lost'.
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4th November 2011, 09:54 PM #3
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Why don't you make a ghost image of the server, remove the original drive and try to install your image on the new 1Tb drive. I believe that you will be presented with the option to resize the partition(s) to use the maximum of available space.
If this doesn't work, you just have to plug the old drive back in the server.
Enterprise Support - Symantec Corp. - Cloning a Windows NT or Windows 2000/2003 Server
Enterprise Support - Symantec Corp. - How to use Symantec Ghost 11.x to image or restore data to a RAID array
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