Showing posts with label server. Show all posts
Showing posts with label server. Show all posts
Saturday, June 17, 2017
How to Expand System Partition in Windows Server 2003
How to Expand System Partition in Windows Server 2003
How to Expand System Partition in Windows Server 2003
Your computer can benefit from expanding the system partition when you need extra space on C drive. By expanding your system partition, your computer will get extra space that is not being used by other partitions. Expanding system partition can be performed on any computer with Windows operate system. In this method, there is no need to purchase partition management software and to reinstall system. Windows Server 2003 machines are widely used in all kinds of company for their the guaranty of security and secrecy. However, Disk Management in Windows Server 2003 does not support resizing and moving partition only to ask for Partition Magic. Acronis Disk Director, EaseUs Partition Master, AOMEI Partition Assistant Lite Edition, the first two brand are well known and well marketed, I will introduce the last one for I am testing it. The following information can tell you how to use it.
1.Install and launch AOMEI Partition Assistant Lite Edition.
Then, right click on D partition and select "Resize Partition".
In the pop-up window, drag the right slider bar leftwards to shrink D partition.
2.Click "OK" and you can find an unallocated space has been generated from D partition. Then, right click on D partition and select "Move Partition". In the pop-up window, drag the slider bar to the right side.
3. Click "OK" and you can find the unallocated space locates behind C drive. Then, right click on C partition and select "Resize Partition".
In the pop-up window, drag the slider bar till the right side. Then, click “OK” to continue.
4.Now you can preview system partition of Windows Server 2003 has been expanded. To save
the changes, click "Apply" on the toolbar.
Available link for download
Wednesday, June 14, 2017
How to Connect to an OS X Mavericks Server Using the Server App
How to Connect to an OS X Mavericks Server Using the Server App
How to Connect to an OS X Mavericks Server Using the Server App
1.Open the Server App.
2.Click on the Other button.
3.Enter Server Information.
- Enter the server address. This can be either a local IP address or a registered domain name.
- If you need to access it internally either methods can be used, but if you need to access the server externally the suggested method is to use the registered domain name that you have set up.
- Examples: 192.168.X.X or server.example.com
- Enter user information. "NOTE: This must be a user that is allowed to administer the server"
- Click Connect when finished
4.Congratulations! If the information you entered is correct, you will be connected to the server and be able to edit all the features available in the Server App.
Available link for download
Monday, June 5, 2017
How to Freely Move Windows Server 2008 Partition with AOMEI Partition Assistant Lite Edition
How to Freely Move Windows Server 2008 Partition with AOMEI Partition Assistant Lite Edition
How to Freely Move Windows Server 2008 Partition with AOMEI Partition Assistant Lite Edition
Windows Server 2008
Compared with previous Windows Server editions, the functions of built-in disk management in Windows Server 2008 have more progress: extending and shrinking partition are very great example. This is available that you can expand partition with unallocated space right behind it or shrink partition to create an unallocated space. However, it is not perfect, for it can not move partition, which makes it difficult to extend system volume.
AOMEI Partition Assistant Lite Edition
Consequently, you have to resort to some third party software, but most of which are not free. There is a partition freeware and it is compatible with many Windows Server Operating System-AOMEI Partition Assistant Lite Edition. Let me tell you how to use it to move partition
1.Download and install the software, then launch it, main console at a glance, and right click partition D and select “Move Partition”.
2.Then you can drag the slider rightward to move partition D in the Pop-up window and click “OK”.
3.After clicking “OK”, you will see the unallocated space has been moved before partition D. Now click “Apply” in the toolbar to proceed the upcoming operations.
Available link for download
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