MCSE 03 Windows Server 2003 10 Lab

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Managing Disks




Disk Part Tool

Syntax:




Partition

� A physical disk is divided into separate sections called partition

� Partitioning can create up to 24 drive letters

� Disk must first be initialized and formatted before

partitioning




Partition

� Basic disks can have up to-- Four primary partition

-- Or three primary partitions and one extended

partition

� Extended partitions can be sub divided into logical

drives

� Primary partitions cannot be subdivided




Partitioning a Disk by Disk Management

Procedure:

� In Computer Management, open Disk Management

� Right-click an unallocated region of a basic disk, andclick New Partition

� In the New Partition Wizard, click next� On the select Partition type page, click primary

partition and then click next

� On the specify Partition Size page, type the size in

megabytes and click next� On the Assign Drive Letter or Path page, select the

drive letter and click next




Procedure(contd«)

� On the Format Partition page:-- select the appropriate file system

-- type the appropriate volume lable

-- select or clear the Perform a quick format and

enable file and folder compression check boxes

� Click Next, and then click Finish.





In Computer Management, open Disk Management





Right-click an unallocated region of a basic disk, and

click New Partition





In the New Partition Wizard, click next





On the select Partition type page, click primary partition

and then click next





On the specify Partition Size page, type the size in

megabytes and click next





On the Assign Drive Letter or Path page, select the

drive letter and click next





On the Format Partition page:-- select the appropriate file system-- type the appropriate volume lable

-- select or clear the Perform a quick format and enable file and folder compressioncheck boxes





Click Next, and then click Finish




Formating a Disk

Procedure:� In Computer Management, open Disk Management

� Right-click the partition, logical drive or basic olume

that you want to format or reformat and click Format

� Select the options that you want under

-- Volume Label (name the disk)

-- File System (select either NTFS or FAT)

-- Allocation Unit Size (size of the disk to format)� If the disk is undamaged, select Perform a Qucik

Format




Formating a Disk





Formating a Disk Right-click the partition, logical drive or basic olume

that you want to format or reformat and click Format




Formating a Disk Select the options that you want under

-- Volume Label (name the disk)

-- File System (select either NTFS or FAT)

-- Allocation Unit Size (size of the disk to format)




Formating a Disk If the disk is undamaged, select Perform a Qucik

Format




Deleting a Partition

Procedure:� In Computer Management, open Disk Management

� Right-click the partition that you want to delete, and

click Delete Partition.




Deleting a PartitionIn Computer Management, open Disk Management




Deleting a PartitionRight-click the partition that you want to delete, and

click Delete Partition




Partitioning a Disk by DiskPartProcudure:

� At the prompt, type diskpart

� At the prompt, type list disk and then mae a note of the number of the disk on which you want to create a

primary or extended partition.

� At the DISKPART prompt type select disk n(where nis the disk number)

� At the DISKPART prompt, type

-- . Create partition primary size=number -- . Create partition extended size=number

-- . Create partition logical size=number




Partitioning a Disk by DiskPartAt the prompt, type diskpart




Partitioning a Disk by DiskPartAt the prompt, type list disk and then make a note of the

number of the disk on which you want to create a primary or extended partition




Partitioning a Disk by DiskPartAt the DISKPART prompt type select disk n(where n is

the disk number)




Partitioning a Disk by DiskPartAt the DISKPART prompt, type

-- . Create partition primary size=number

-- . Create partition extended size=number

-- . Create partition logical size=number




Deleting a Partition by DiskPart

Procedure:

� Open Command Prompt, and then type diskpart

� At the Diskpart prompt, type list disk

� At the Diskpart prompt, type select disk n(where n is

the disk which to be deleted)

� At the Diskpart prompt, type list partition

� At the Diskpart prompt, type select partion n, where n

is the partition number of the partition that you wantto delete

� At the Diskpart prompt, type delete partition.




Deleting a Partition by DiskPartOpen Command Prompt, and then type diskpart




Deleting a Partition by DiskPartAt the Diskpart prompt, type list disk




Deleting a Partition by DiskPartAt the Diskpart prompt, type select disk n(where n is the

disk which to be deleted)





At the Diskpart prompt, type list partition




Deleting a Partition by DiskPartAt the Diskpart prompt, type select partion n, where n is

the partition number of the partition that you want todelete





At the Diskpart prompt, type delete partition




Assign, Change or Remove a Drive Letter

Procedure using Disk Management:


� Right-click a partitiom, logical drive or volume and

then click change Drive letter and Paths

� Do one of the following

-- To assign a drive letter, click Add, and then click the drive letter that you

want use

-- To modify a drive letter, click it, click Change and then click drive letter

that you want-- To remove a drive letter, click it, and then click Remove





Right-click a partition, logical drive or volume and then

click change Drive letter and Paths




Assign, Change or Remove a Drive Letter Do one of the following

-- To assign a drive letter, click Add, and then click the drive letter that you wantuse

-- To modify a drive letter, click it, click Change and then click drive letter that youwant

-- To remove a drive letter, click it, and then click Remove




Using DiskPart

Procedure:

� Open Command prompt, and then type diskpart

� At the Diskpart prompt, type list volume.

� At the Diskpart prompt,type select volume n (where n

is the number of the volume whose drive letter is to be changed)

� At the Diskpart prompt, type one of the following:

-- assign letter=L (where L is the drive letter)

-- remove letter=L




Using DiskPartOpen Command prompt, and then type diskpart




Using DiskPart

At the Diskpart prompt, type list volume




Using DiskPartAt the Diskpart prompt,type select volume n (where n is

the number of the volume whose drive letter is to bechanged)




Using DiskPartAt the Diskpart prompt, type one of the following:

-- assign letter = L (where L is the drive letter)

-- remove letter = L




Convert File Systems

Procedure:

� In a command prompt, type convert d:/fs:ntfs (where

d: is the letter of the disk drive)

� Press Enter




Convert File Systems

In a command prompt, type convert d:/fs:ntfs (where d:

is the letter of the disk drive)




Convert File SystemsPress Enter



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Managing Disk Properties

� Disk Management

-- General (Provides the model number and the

location of the disk.)

-- Volume (Provides the disk number, type, status,

partition style, capacity, unallocated space, andreserved space of the disk.

� DiskPart

-- In addition to Disk Management information,

Diskpart provides disk ID and disk type




View Disk Properties

� View disk properties by using Disk Management

� View disk properties by using Diskpart




View disk properties by using Disk Management

Procedure:


� In the graphical view or disk list, right-click a disk,and then click properties

� Click the General tab, and then record the modelnumber

� Click the Volumes tabs, and then record the values

-- Disk

--Type

-- Status

-- Partition style

-- Capacity





In the graphical view or disk list, right-click a disk, and

then click properties





Click the General tab, and then record the model

number





Click the Volumes tabs, and then record the values

-- Disk

--Type

-- Status

-- Partition style

-- Capacity




View disk properties by using DiskPart

Procedure

� Open command prompt

� Type the following commands at the prompt, at then

press Enter after each command

-- diskpart--select disk 0

-- detail disk

� Record the type





Open command prompt





Type the following commands at the prompt, at then

press Enter -- diskpart






press Enter -- select disk 0






press Enter -- detail disk




Rescan Disk Properties

Procedure


� Click Action, and then click Rescan Disks.





Click Action, and then click Rescan Disks





Scanning the Disks




Managing Mounted Drives

� Is assigned a path rather than a drive letter

� Can unify different file systems on a logical drive

� Allows you to add more drivers without using up

drive letters




Purpose of a Mounted Drive

� Adds volume to systems without adding separate

drive letters for each new volume

-- Disk Management assigns a drive path to the drive rather than a drive

letter

-- Drive paths retain their association to the drive

-- Add or rearrange storage devices without the drive path failing




Creating a Mounted Drive

Procedure


� Right-clcik the volume that you want to mount, and

then click Change Drive Letter and Paths.

� Click Add, browse to Mount in the following empty NTFS folder

i d i




Creating a Mounted Drive


C i d i




Creating a Mounted DriveRight-click the volume that you want to mount, and

then click Change Drive Letter and Paths

C i M d D i




Creating a Mounted DriveClick Add, browse to Mount in the following empty

NTFS folder

D l i M d D i




Deleting a Mounted Drive

Procedure:


� Right-click the volume that you want to delete, and

then click Change Drive Letter amd Paths

� To delete a volume, click it, and then click Remove

D l i M d D i




Deleting a Mounted DriveIn Computer Management, open Disk Management

D l i M d D i




Deleting a Mounted DriveRight-click the volume that you want to delete, and then

click Change Drive Letter amd Paths

D l ti M t d D i




Deleting a Mounted DriveTo delete a volume, click it, and then click Remove

C i M d D i b Di k




Creating a Mounted Drive by Diskpart

Procedure

� Open command prompt

� From the NTFS drive or folder that you want tomount elsewhere, type diskpart

� At the diskpart prompt, type list volume and thenmake note of the number of the volume

� At the diskpart prompt, type select volume n (where nis the number of the volume you want to mount)

� At the diskpart prompt, type assign mount=\path(where path is the mount drive path tht you want toassign to the volume)

C ti M t d D i b Di k t





Open command prompt






From the NTFS drive or folder that you want to mount

elsewhere, type diskpart






At the diskpart prompt, type list volume and then make

note of the number of the volume






At the diskpart prompt, type select volume n (where n is

the number of the volume you want to mount)






At the diskpart prompt, type assign mount=\path (where

path is the mount drive path tht you want to assign tothe volume)

D i Di k C i




Dynamic Disk Conversion

� Existing partitions on the basic disk become

volumes

� Dynamic disks can be reverted back to basic

disks

-- Disk structure and data is not maintained

-- Back up data before reverting

Con erting Basic Disk to D namic




Converting Basic Disk to Dynamic

Procedure


� Right-click the basic disk that you want to convert,

click Convert to Dynamic Disk, and then follow he

instructons





Converting Basic Disk to DynamicIn Computer Management, open Disk Management






Right-click the basic disk that you want to convert, click

Convert to Dynamic Disk, and then follow heinstructons





Converting Basic Disk to DynamicClick Ok to confirm





Converting Basic Disk to DynamicBasic Disk is converted into Dynamic Disk

Reverting a Dynamic to Basic Disk





Procedure

� Back up all volumes on the disk that yo want toconvert from dynamic to basic


� Right-click each volume on the dynamic disk that you

want to revert to a basic disk, and then click DeleteVolume for each volume on the disk.

� When all volumes on the disk have been deleted,right-click the disk, and then click Convert to Basic

Disk � Recreate your partitions, and then restore your data to

basic disk.





Reverting a Dynamic to Basic Disk In Computer Management, open Disk Management





Reverting a Dynamic to Basic Disk Right-click each volume on the dynamic disk that you

want to revert to a basic disk, and then click DeleteVolume for each volume on the disk





Reverting a Dynamic to Basic Disk When all volumes on the disk have been deleted, right-

click the disk, and then click Convert to Basic Disk





Reverting a Dynamic to Basic Disk Recreate your partitions, and then restore your data to

basic disk.

Converting a Basic Disk using DiskPart





Procedure

� Open Command prompt and then type diskpart

� At the Diskpart, prompt, type list disk

� At the Diskpart prompt, type select disk and then

enter the number of the disk � At the Diskpart prompt, type convert dynamic






Open Command prompt and then type diskpart






At the Diskpart, prompt, type list disk






At the Diskpart prompt, type select disk and then enter

the number of the disk



Create a Simple Volume




Create a Simple Volume

There are two methods:

� Create an a Simple Volume by using Disk

Management

� Create a Simple Volume by using Disk Part

Creating Simple Volume using Disk Management





Procedure


� Right-click the unallocated space on the dynamic disk

on which you want to create the simple volume, and

then click New Volume� In he New Volume Wizard, click Simple, and then

follow the instructions






Right-click the unallocated space on the dynamic disk

on which you want to create the simple volume, andthen click New Volume






In he New Volume Wizard, click Simple, and then


Creating Simple Volume using DiskPart





Procedure


� At the diskpart prompt, type list disk

� At the diskpart prompt, type create volume simple

size=n disk=n (where size=n is the size of the disk inmegabytes, and disk=n is the number of the disk).





At the diskpart prompt, type list disk





C eat g S p e Vo u e us g s a t

At the diskpart prompt, type create volume simple

size=n disk=n (where size=n is the size of the disk inmegabytes, and disk=n is the number of the disk

Creating a Spanned Volume





Creating an Extended or Spanned Volume using Disk

Management


� Right-click the simple or spanned volume you want

to extend, click Extend Volume, and then follow theinstructions

Creating an Extended or Spanned Volume using

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Disk Management



Disk Management




Disk Management

Right-click the simple or spanned volume you want to

extend, click Extend Volume, and then follow theinstructions





C eat g a Spa ed Vo u e


DiskPart


� At the diskpart prompt, type list volume

� At the diskpart prompt, type select volume n )where nis the basic volume that you want to extend into

contiguous, empty space on the same disk)

� At the diskpart prompt, type extend size=o (where o

is the size of he extended partition in megabytes).


DiskPart




DiskPart

Open Command Prompt, and then type diskpart


DiskPart




DiskPart

At the diskpart prompt, type list volume


DiskPart




DiskPart

At the diskpart prompt, type select volume n )where n is

the basic volume that you want to extend intocontiguous, empty space on the same disk)


DiskPart




DiskPart

At the diskpart prompt, type extend size=o (where o is

the size of he extended partition in megabytes).

Creating Striped Volumes




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Procedure for creating a striped volume using Disk

Management

� In Computer Management, open Disk management

� Right-click the unallocated space on the dynamic disk

on which you want to create the striped volume andthen click New Volume.

� In the New Volume Wizard, select Striped, and then


Procedure for creating a striped volume using

Disk Management




Disk Management

In Computer Management, open Disk management


Disk Management




Disk Management

Right-click the unallocated space on the dynamic disk

on which you want to create the striped volume andthen click New Volume


Disk Management




Disk Management

In the New Volume Wizard, select Striped, and then


Creating Striped Volumes




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Procedure for creating a striped volume using DiskPart


� At the diskpart prompt, type list disk

� At the diskpart prompt, type create volume stripe

size=n disk=n (where size=n is the size of the disk inmegabytes, and disk=n are the numbers of the disks

you are striping).


DiskPart




DiskPart

Open Command Prompt, and then type diskpart


DiskPart




DiskPart

At the diskpart prompt, type list disk


DiskPart




DiskPart

At the diskpart prompt, type create volume stripe size=n

disk=n (where size=n is the size of the disk inmegabytes, and disk=n are the numbers of the disksyou are striping).



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