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Hi there everybody,<br />
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I have two very old IBM netfinity server both running win 2000 server. Now, I intend to scrap one and use it for spares. Now I want to move the disk drives from server2 to server1 (the one that is going to remain). &nbsp;Now the server 1 which I am currently using as the Network server has two partition c: and d:. <br />
C: has 3 Gig assigned to it while D: has 14 assigned to it. <br />
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Now I would like to assign more disk space from server 2 disk drives to C: and D: &nbsp;on server 1 without having reformat &nbsp;C:.<br />
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Is this possible? <br />
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regards<br />
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Eddy
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Hi there everybody,

I have two very old IBM netfinity server both running win 2000 server. Now, I intend to scrap one and use it for spares. Now I want to move the disk drives from server2 to server1 (the one that is going to remain).  Now the server 1 which I am currently using as the Network server has two partition c: and d:. 
C: has 3 Gig assigned to it while D: has 14 assigned to it. 

Now I would like to assign more disk space from server 2 disk drives to C: and D:  on server 1 without having reformat  C:.

Is this possible? 

regards

Eddy

Storage question with win2000 server

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