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You can go to a command prompt and type &quot;net use&quot; to get a list of drive letters and mappings. These could be NAS, SAN etc but all other drives not listed should be local. Also, you can go to disk managemet to find out how the local drives are setup.<br />
&nbsp;I hope this is what you were looking for....<br />
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You can go to a command prompt and type "net use" to get a list of drive letters and mappings. These could be NAS, SAN etc but all other drives not listed should be local. Also, you can go to disk managemet to find out how the local drives are setup.
 I hope this is what you were looking for....



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Also you can try this <a href="http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/feb9341a-fd0a-47af-adff-e3ae33071a22" rel="ugc nofollow">http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/feb9341a-fd0a-47af-adff-e3ae33071a22</a>
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Also you can try this http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/feb9341a-fd0a-47af-adff-e3ae33071a22 [http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/feb9341a-fd0a-47af-adff-e3ae33071a22]

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Hi guys,<br />
Is there any script to findout the Disk details in windows servers.<br />
The detail should include the disk is a SAN disk or not. And LUN details<br />
thanks
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Hi guys,
Is there any script to findout the Disk details in windows servers.
The detail should include the disk is a SAN disk or not. And LUN details
thanks

How to find the disk in server is a SAN disk

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