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Hi,<br />
I have a following scenario wondering if some one can suggest/ help.<br />
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ProLiant ML350 Server<br />
Windows Server 2003 R2 (application server - part of domain - NOT DC), with MS SQL server 2000 installed.<br />
Symantec Backup Exec for windows server 10d with agent for MS SQL server 2000 installed on it.<br />
We are experiencing short of disk space on C:/ (system partition) and planning to re install/ restore OS (Windows 2003 Server) and data form tape to existing RAID 5 whilst reconfiguring it to larger partition size for &quot;C:/(system partition) &quot;&nbsp;on server.<br />
What would be the best way to approach and resolve the issue?<br />
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An early response will highly be appreciated<br />
many thanks<br />

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Hi,
I have a following scenario wondering if some one can suggest/ help.

ProLiant ML350 Server
Windows Server 2003 R2 (application server - part of domain - NOT DC), with MS SQL server 2000 installed.
Symantec Backup Exec for windows server 10d with agent for MS SQL server 2000 installed on it.
We are experiencing short of disk space on C:/ (system partition) and planning to re install/ restore OS (Windows 2003 Server) and data form tape to existing RAID 5 whilst reconfiguring it to larger partition size for "C:/(system partition) " on server.
What would be the best way to approach and resolve the issue?

An early response will highly be appreciated
many thanks


Restore Windows Server 2003 with Backup Exec 10d

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