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−	This article shows you how to create a tiered storage space under Windows Server 2019 using Powershell. In general it will also work with Windows 10.	+	This article shows you how to create a tiered storage space under Windows Server 2019 using Powershell. In general it will also work with Windows 10. There is no consideration of columns in this article.

	First of all the screenshots are made after successfully creating the vDisk, so they will vary from the expected results of the commands.		First of all the screenshots are made after successfully creating the vDisk, so they will vary from the expected results of the commands.

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 . Check the requirements
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 Get-PhysicalDisk | ft FriendlyName,CanPool,Size,MediaType,cannotpoolreason
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	Please refer to the [https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/storage/new-storagepool?view=win10-ps MS-Docs] for an overview of the PS-Commands.		Please refer to the [https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/storage/new-storagepool?view=win10-ps MS-Docs] for an overview of the PS-Commands.

−	You can also see this on [https://youtu.be/~~hWk4qnLuRUs~~ Youtube].	+	You can also see this on [https://youtu.be/aVNxcHZ8hTk Youtube].

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−	Please refer to the [https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/storage/new-storagepool?view=win10-ps MS-Docs] for an overview of the PS-Commands	+	Please refer to the [https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/storage/new-storagepool?view=win10-ps MS-Docs] for an overview of the PS-Commands.
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		+	You can also see this on [https://youtu.be/hWk4qnLuRUs Youtube].

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−	This article shows you how to create a tiered storage space under Windows Server 2019 using Powershell.	+	This article shows you how to create a tiered storage space under Windows Server 2019 using Powershell. In general it will also work with Windows 10.

	First of all the screenshots are made after successfully creating the vDisk, so they will vary from the expected results of the commands.		First of all the screenshots are made after successfully creating the vDisk, so they will vary from the expected results of the commands.

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	Resize-StorageTier -FriendlyName myVirtDisk-SSD_Tier -Size 1400GB		Resize-StorageTier -FriendlyName myVirtDisk-SSD_Tier -Size 1400GB
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		+	Please refer to the [https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/storage/new-storagepool?view=win10-ps MS-Docs] for an overview of the PS-Commands

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 If CanPool is false and you want to create a new pool from the disk then you need to check (and fix) the reasons for it.
-. Create a new Storage Pool with the nama MyPool using the Storage Spaces subsytem
+. Create a new Storage Pool with the name "MyPool" using the Storage Spaces subsytem
 For this we collect a list of all devices which can pool:
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-. Create the tiers for HDD and SSD with mirror resiliency and store it in a variable. For a multi resilient volume you can also the parity for the HDD tier. For performance reasons I choose mirror for both tiers.
+. Create the tiers for HDD and SSD with mirror resiliency and store it in a variable. For a multi-resilient volume you can also choose parity for the HDD tier. For performance reasons I choose mirror for both tiers.
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-. After creating the virtualDisk you can still add drives (ideally with similar size and type) and the pool will increase automatically (it can take hours to be completed). You can start the process manually and check for the progess:
+. After creating the virtualDisk you can still add drives (ideally with similar size and type) and the pool will increase automatically after 15 Minutes if you have only one pool (it can take hours to be completed). You can start the process manually and check for the progress:
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-After that you need to increase the tiers and the virtual Disk manually e.g.:
+After that you need to increase the tiers and the virtual Disk manually:
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