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If software RAID, you must install Windows first, then upgrade the disk to dynamic. &nbsp;Then leave the other disk unformatted and unpartitioned but physically installed (you'll need to upgrade the disk to dynamic as well if it isn't already). &nbsp;In Disk Management, you would then right click the unpartitioned disk and tell it to create a mirror.<br />
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If hardware, you really must follow the directions of the card included. &nbsp;There can be variations of how to setup a hardware RAID. &nbsp;Note: in a hardware RAID 1, Windows will only see ONE physical drive - the RAID controller is &quot;masking&quot; the other, in a manner of speaking. &nbsp;
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If software RAID, you must install Windows first, then upgrade the disk to dynamic.  Then leave the other disk unformatted and unpartitioned but physically installed (you'll need to upgrade the disk to dynamic as well if it isn't already).  In Disk Management, you would then right click the unpartitioned disk and tell it to create a mirror.

If hardware, you really must follow the directions of the card included.  There can be variations of how to setup a hardware RAID.  Note: in a hardware RAID 1, Windows will only see ONE physical drive - the RAID controller is "masking" the other, in a manner of speaking.  

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I made a mistake and should have accept leew sorry my email is dan@creative-bits.com
leew would you contact me dan

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I am going to install windows small business server<br />
I want to have two hard drives 80 each<br />
I want to mirror the hards.<br />
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Starting from scratch: how do you do it<br />
I have a pc and the hard drives are brand new<br />
From the very begining Step a and so on
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I am going to install windows small business server
I want to have two hard drives 80 each
I want to mirror the hards.

Starting from scratch: how do you do it
I have a pc and the hard drives are brand new
From the very begining Step a and so on

Mirror hard drive

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).