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The primary method for managing disks on Windows Small Business Server is the Disk Management snap-in. This can be used as a stand-alone, from the Computer Management console, or from the Server Management console, as shown in Figure 7-1.

The Disk Management snap-in is divided into two panes. The top pane shows the drive letters (volumes) associated with the local disks and gives their properties and status; the bottom pane has a graphical representation organized by physical drive. Real World Hardware RAID Although Disk Management provides an excellent software RAID solution, hardware RAID is also now widely available, from either the original server vendor or from third parties, and it provides substantial advantages over software RAID. Hardware RAID solutions range from a simple RAID controller to fully integrated, stand-alone subsystems. Their features vary, as does their cost, but all claim to provide superior performance and reliability over a simple software RAID solution such as that included in

4. Click the Change the computer's theme task. The Display Properties dialog box appears, with the Themes tab selected. A preview of the current theme is displayed in the Sample window. 5. Click the down arrow to the right of the Theme box, and click Windows Classic in the drop-down list. The Sample window changes to reflect your selection:

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Windows Small Business Server. In general, they do. Some of the advantages they can offer include:

Integrated disk caching for improved disk performance A separate, dedicated system that handles all processing, for

6. Click OK to close the dialog box and apply your settings. You are returned to the Appearance and Themes dialog box, which now has a white background. The taskbar and Start menu have also changed. 7. Click the window's Close button to return to the desktop. The classic desktop looks quite boring compared to the Windows XP desktop!

Increased flexibility and additional RAID levels, such as RAID-10

(also called RAID 0+1), which is a combination of striping (RAID-0) and mirroring (RAID-1) that provides for fast read and write disk access with full redundancy Single Server Although not all hardware RAID systems provide all the possible features, they all have the potential to improve the overall reliability and performance of your hard disk subsystem. With Windows Small Business Server being an essentially single server environment, you have your entire business running on that single server. This makes hardware RAID a particularly sound investment for your Windows Small Business Server machine. NAS and SAN Many NAS systems are built on hardware RAID, providing an easy and costeffective way to expand your original server storage in a highly fault-tolerant way. However, it pays to look closely at exactly what you are buying some are built on RAID-0, which is not fault tolerant at all and actually increases your risk. We only briefly mentioned Storage Area Networks (SANs) earlier, and we won t mention them again. Although they are excellent, fast, flexible, and highly fault tolerant, they are only for those with really large IT budgets at this point. Plus they can be rather tricky to implement and configure. Given the strong advances in NAS, we think it provides a better solution for those running on realistic budgets.

Windows Small Business Server supports dynamic disks. A basic disk can be converted to a dynamic disk, allowing you to use Disk Management to manage it in new ways, without requiring a reboot in most cases. You can extend a disk volume, span a volume across multiple physical disks, stripe the volume for

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improved performance, mirror it, or add it to a RAID-5 array all from the Server Management console and all without a reboot, after the disk is converted to a dynamic disk. The initial creation or conversion of the first of your basic disks to a dynamic disk requires a reboot, unfortunately, but when you get over that hurdle, you ll breeze through the remaining tasks. Dynamic disks give the system administrator powerful tools for managing the type and configuration of hard disk storage across the enterprise. Under the Hood Command Line Windows Small Business Server adds to the system administrator s toolkit a complete command-line interface for managing disks Diskpart.exe. This command-line utility is scriptable or it can be used interactively. Here is a simple script to create a volume on an existing dynamic disk and assign it to the next available drive letter: