Volume number Server

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I was requested to provide the volume number of my server, but i don't
remember what command i need to type to find it.
is the volume number command the same as diskpart? thank you for your help!
 
Re: Volume number Server


"CGCCIT" <CGCCIT@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I was requested to provide the volume number of my server, but i don't
> remember what command i need to type to find it.
> is the volume number command the same as diskpart? thank you for your
> help!

The command mountvol.exe returns the partition
volume names but this may not be what you're
after. You should quote the context within which
this request whas made.
 
Re: Volume number Server

I think what they wanted is the volume serial number. I got that number by
just typing 'vol' in a command line. I might need the volume names as well,
so I can use your answer too. Thanks

"Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

>
> "CGCCIT" <CGCCIT@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:E4DA18B1-0EA1-4BA3-BFD4-923C9440C0AD@microsoft.com...
> >I was requested to provide the volume number of my server, but i don't
> > remember what command i need to type to find it.
> > is the volume number command the same as diskpart? thank you for your
> > help!
>
> The command mountvol.exe returns the partition
> volume names but this may not be what you're
> after. You should quote the context within which
> this request whas made.
>
>
>
 
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