What is Dynamic Disk and Dynamic Volume? - Microsoft Certified System Administration (MCSA) Training in Softlogic Systems Chennai
Dynamic disks for memory can be divided into many volumes. Dynamic volumes can be made up of areas of disk space on more than one disk.
Simple Volume – A
Simple Volume can contain disk space from a single disk and can be
extended if necessary.
Spanned Volume – A
spanned volume can contain disk space from 2 or more(upto a maximum
of 32) disks. The amount of disk space from each disk can vary. You
will most often use spanned volumes when a simple volume is running
low on disk space and you need to extend the volume by using space on
another hard disk. You can continue to extend spanned volumes to
include areas from additional hard disks as necessary. When Windows
writes data to a spanned volume, it writes data to the area on the
first disk until the area is filled, and then writes to the area on
the second disk, and so on. There is no fault tolerance in spanned
volumes. If any of the disks containing the spanned volume fail, you
lose all data in the entire spanned volume.
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