EASEUS brings solution for resizing server partitions with EASEUS Partition Manager Server v2.1
November 19, 2008 by admin
Filed under IT News, Partition Management, Video
CHENGDU, China, Oct. 22, 2008 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) - EASEUS brings solution for resizing server partitions with EASEUS Partition Manager Server v2.1. Good news for Windows Server users since the known Partition Magic cannot do the trick on server. Multiple servers supported including Windows 2000/2003 32bit and 64bit.
As a Partition Magic alternative for server, it creates, deletes, formats and moves a logical disk to reallocate space and simply complies with the system requirements of a tricky application.
Why shall server users choose it?
1. It says no to data loss and save you from the nightmares, especially when you need to enlarge system partition.
2. 32 hard disks supported on server and is a really nice choice for server users.
3. 2GB to 1 TB supported. You may enlarge what ever size you wish.
4. Hardware RAID array is supported for company users besides individual drives.
5. Free and fast support service provided via emails.
6. Perfectly compatible with the Windows Server 2003.
Keep in mind: Sooner or later, people have to reshape their hard disks on server. Now, this is possible without having to wipe out the entire disk and reinstalling software.
EASEUS Partition Manager Server Edition performs quite well on the following functions: resizing and moving partitions; creating new and deleting (one or all) partitions; formatting partitions and sticking up labels to them; viewing disk or partition properties; marking partition as active; and hiding and un-hiding partitions.
EASEUS Partition Manager Server Edition works extremely well with the most popular server operating system-Windows Server 2003. It is perfectly compatible with the four editions of Winows Server 2003: Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition, Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition, Windows Server 2003 x64 Standard Edition, Windows Server 2003 x64 Enterprise Edition.
Since this type of software is typically over-complicated, EASEUS Partition Manager Server Edition is made to be a non geek friendly application. Simple words walk you through all disk management operations with accuracy and safety. You will not get lost and hurt.
Compared with its earlier versions, it also runs on a bootable CD, regardless of the operating system and is a useful feature in case of a crash.
EASEUS Partition Manager Server Edition flourises the disk management market and is a nice choice.
System Requirements: Windows Server(2000 and 2003) and non-server(2000, XP and Vista) 32 and 64 bit systems
More information: http://www.easeus.com/landing/partition-manager-server.htm
EASEUS Partition Manager Server Edition the handy tool to manage the basic and advanced server partitions with ease.
As the name speaks for it, this excellent tool allows to easily handle partition management for Small and Medium Enterprises, School Labs, Government, Organizations and so on. Branded with excellence, power and flexibility this tool works both on Windows Server and Non-Server systems with a single machine. Composed in a simple to use interface this tool allows to easily; perform basic and advanced partition operations without causing any data loss. The tool also provides other unique features like; creating, deleting, formatting partitions on your hard disk, resize or move your partitions, label partitions, view properties of disk or partitions, and set active, hide or unhide partitions.
With the capability to handle up to 32 hard disks this tool is compatible with Windows Server 2000/2003 and non-server 2000/XP/Vista 32 and 64 bit systems
More Info: http://www.easeus.com/landing/partition-manager-server.htm
I recently had the opportunity to test drive Chengdu Yiwo Tech Developments’ EASEUS Partition Manager Server 2.1.1 (EPMS). Using EPMS, you can easily create, format, and delete partitions on your hard disk. The most attractive feature is that it can resize/move your partitions by using your hard disk’s free space without destroying data. The program’s main functions allow you to easily:
• Resize/ Move partitions
• Create partitions
• Delete partitions
• Delete all partitions
• Label partitions
• Format partitions
• Check partitions
• Hide partitions
• Create a Bootable CD
EPMS has an impressive list of key features:
• It works perfectly with hardware RAID
• It can handle up to 32 hard disks, which makes it a good choice for server systems
• Resize/Move system partition by simply clicking the system partition and sliding it through the unallocated space
• The data on the system partition is completely untouched
• Hide drives so they will not be visible (or accessible) from Windows even booted in Safe Mode
• Create a bootable CD/DVD to manage partitions easier and faster.
Being a systems engineer, I have a lot of contact with servers. One of the biggest problems I run into is servers that were misconfigured with undersized system partitions that susequently got filled up with too many programs; this is where a partition manager is an essential tool.
I installed EPMS on my work laptop–the program works fine on XP–and put it through its paces. Within a couple of minutes, I had resized my C:\ partition to one-half of what it was. The program required me to reboot and when I arrived back at the desktop, my C:\ drive was fine and I had 57GB of unallocated space. Next, I hooked up a spare 120GB hard drive to my USB interface, plugged it in and ran EPMS. I deleted the existing partition and recreated a new one then formatted it. When you delete a partition, you’re given the option to simply delete it or to delete it and destroy data. Choosing to delete and destroy data wipes all of the sectors on the drive. Every operation I tried went smoothly.
The acid test was to try the program on a server running in production. I chose a Windows 2000 Server that is running as an application server. Installing EPMS was straightforward and no reboot was required. I launched the application and resized the D:\ partition, creating an unallocated section of about 14 GB. EPMS requested a reboot. When the server came back up, the EPMS batch file ran, carrying out the operation I requested; the server then rebooted again and came back up normally.
The program is easy to use and out-performs every other partition tool I’ve tried, both open source and commercial, earning EASEUS Partition Manager Server a “Superior Product” rating. It’s well worth your money at $149.00. This is a tool that should be in every engineer’s toolkit and one that I’m glad I have at my disposal.
More information: http://www.easeus.com/landing/partition-manager-server.htm