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12. 65td 68,670
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14. jamietoner 58,987
15. sandybridge 56,210
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Expanding Basic drives

Asked by dcitdir in Computer Servers, Storage Technology

Tags: HP, SAN, MSA1000

I am going to expand my san drives. I am working on expanding the e: with the space that is on the new volume. Because the disks are basic and the new volume is on disk 1 instead of disk 0 is it possible to still expand.Start Free Trial

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3	Expand Raid 5 Array
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Expanding Basic drives

Asked by dcitdir in Computer Servers, Storage Technology

Tags: HP, SAN, MSA1000

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