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Migrate existing server to a new hardware without data lost

Tags: DELL, PowerEdge, 1650
Hi,

Can someone give me advice how to achieve this goal in a better way?
Here is my goal.
I'm running a DELL server with 3 SCISI HDD running AD and Exchange on dynamic disk with windows software mirroring. My goal is to get a new DELL server with bigger size SATA and move all my data to a new server using some disk imaging tools. I need to migrate my old server without loosing any data and reinstalling OS to a new server.

Any advice and ideas would be appreciated
Thanks.
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Zone: OS
Question Asked By: stasila2010
Solution Provided By: Difladermaus
Participating Experts: 3
Solution Grade: B
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