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Possible to create one logical drive out of 2 physical drives?

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vnad

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We are currently on a EMC SAN solution and the disk partitions get presented to our server. I heard of a way through windows to take two SAN partitions and concatenate them to one logical drive. Is this possible and how is it done? Thanks.
 
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It was called disk spanning under NT4, I can never remember the term in W2K. It does need the disks to be set as dynamic though.
 
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