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I have a Windows Server 2003 server running Blackberry enterprise server. This server has 2 drives, C &amp;&nbsp;D.<br />
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I want to take this BES Server and using Disk2vhd create a VHD file that I can then put on my Hyper-V server and import the BES server to that.<br />
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Everything works great with one exception. Disk2vhd creates a seperate VHD file for each drive. <br />
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Since I can only mount one VHD file, how do I get around this? Do the VHDs need merged? What is the method to get the D drive on the BES box once it is up and running in Hyper-V?<br />
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Hyper V server is a Server 2008 R2 Enterprise box.<br />
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Hopefully I explained that well enough. Let me know if you have any questions.
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I have a Windows Server 2003 server running Blackberry enterprise server. This server has 2 drives, C & D.

I want to take this BES Server and using Disk2vhd create a VHD file that I can then put on my Hyper-V server and import the BES server to that.

Everything works great with one exception. Disk2vhd creates a seperate VHD file for each drive. 

Since I can only mount one VHD file, how do I get around this? Do the VHDs need merged? What is the method to get the D drive on the BES box once it is up and running in Hyper-V?

Hyper V server is a Server 2008 R2 Enterprise box.

Hopefully I explained that well enough. Let me know if you have any questions.

Merge two Disk2VHD Virtual Hard Disk Files

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