Setting up Windows 2012 storage virtualization. Similar to RAID 1. Driver Colorvis 4 Den here. Storage Virtualization can be configured via Windows 2012 server manager or PowerShell. Server 2012 volume setup Raid 5. By bleis on Jan 2, 2015 at 1:23 UTC. Windows Server. Since no data is on the server a windows re-install won't hurt at this time.

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So you want to be a sysadmin? Official IRC Channel - #reddit-sysadmin on Official Discord - •. So I've already setup the RAID1 configuration and have the OS ready to roll to install on my setup, BUT I can't figure out for the life of me how to get past the 2TB limit. I've tried using to convert to GPT from MBR. Then I install the OS on the partition (disk) and when all is done, I go to Computer Management and this is what I see: What can I do to make this happen? Do I need to install a third HD to have the OS run on and just have the other drives running in RAID1? And then I can expand it to 3TB?

Here's my setup: • HP 800G1 SFF • Two 3TB WD RED NAS HDD's running in Intel RAID1 (no controller) Thank you in advance! 03/06/16 EDIT: SOLVED!

Thank you everyone for your help, I greatly appreciate it. I love the reddit community.

So, this is what I did in order to get this to work: • 1.) Created a bootable USB with Rufus and selected these options: • 2.) Inserted into new server >rebooted >entered Bios >disabled all Legacy USB options, thus leaving only UEFI USB options • 3.) Saved settings >rebooted >booted into Server 2012 R2 setup from USB drive • 4.) Deleted old partitions >went back a step >followed these instructions: (may be redundant, but not sure, did it anyway.) • 5.) Created a separate partition just for the OS like everyone recommended. Gave it 150GB which is more than enough for me. • 6.) Finished setup >entered OS >went to Disk Management >had to create a new Simple Volume from remaining space on Disk. • 7.) I now have the following Disks / Partitions: Thanks again everyone, truly appreciate the help.