The dynamic disk management functionality in Microsoft Windows 2000 Server and in Microsoft Windows Server 2003 is based on technology licensed to Microsoft by VERITAS Software Corporation. VERITAS Volume Manager for Windows (now called VERITAS Storage Foundation for Windows) provides additional dynamic disk management and replication functionality above that available in the default Windows dynamic disk management services. Many customers have asked about the supportability of a Microsoft Exchange system that replaces the native Microsoft Windows dynamic disk management services with VERITAS Volume Manager or Storage Foundation services. In short, if one installs VERITAS Volume Manager or Storage Foundation, then VERITAS, rather than Microsoft, becomes responsible for support of dynamic disks, and Microsoft will continue to support other aspects of the Exchange system.
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