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Looks like a good answer to me. Can I have the points please? :-)
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Looks like a good answer to me. Can I have the points please? :-)

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I have NT 4.0 SP6a witch is directly attached via fibre to an EMC Symetrix 3930;<br />
Sym Config: 256 Disk Drives 6.9TB RAW 4.2TB Usable<br />
Devided into 2 X 2TB Volumes under Win NT 4.0<br />
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I have a new Dell 6650 4way running Win2k Advanced SP4.<br />
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Can I disconnect the Fibre Connection from the old server and reconnect to the new server with out losing all my data?<br />
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I started to do this allready and abandoned the process rather quickly. Not being 100% certain of the out come.<br />
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Can you please help with the.<br />
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Thank you,<br />
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Palmerino &quot;DINO&quot; Cera<br />
dcera@healthbenchmarks.com<wbr /><br />
818-676-2839<br />
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I have NT 4.0 SP6a witch is directly attached via fibre to an EMC Symetrix 3930;
Sym Config: 256 Disk Drives 6.9TB RAW 4.2TB Usable
Devided into 2 X 2TB Volumes under Win NT 4.0

I have a new Dell 6650 4way running Win2k Advanced SP4.

Can I disconnect the Fibre Connection from the old server and reconnect to the new server with out losing all my data?

I started to do this allready and abandoned the process rather quickly. Not being 100% certain of the out come.

Can you please help with the.

Thank you,

Palmerino "DINO" Cera
dcera@healthbenchmarks.com
818-676-2839





Nt 4.0 Volumes to Win 2K3 Advanced Server

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