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Good day Experts;

     I am in a process of a SQL Server 2005 SAN Migration ( SAN Storage (EMC CX500’s Fiber Channel) to our new SAN Storage Dell EqualLogic ISCSI SAN) ) on a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 R2 Enteprise x64 Edition (Service Pack 2) standalone server.

These are the drives I am working with:

Test Data (T) – SSMSQLWHS/TEST - current drives on old SAN
Test Logs (U) – SSMSQLWHS/TEST - current drives on old SAN
New T Drive Test Data (F) -  SSMSQLWHS/TEST - new drive provided by server admin (on new SAN)
New U Drive Test Logs (G)  - SSMSQLWHS/TEST - new drive provided by server admin (on new SAN)


My server admin is of sick so I am at the point in my procedure to bring the New drives (F) and (G) online

So using disk management I need to bring (F) and (G) drives to be my current drives but (T) and (U) can’t be deleted just in case I have to revert back.

Can you please provide step by step instructions  on how to achive this.....???

Pretty green on the operating side of things...........
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Thanks everyone who responded..........
 ssujai excellent stuff thank you very much appreciated............