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How scalable is Windows Storage Server 2003 R2?

April 26, 2017R2 scalable server storage Windows

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How scalable is Windows Storage Server 2003 R2?

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A. There are many different models that are scalable through the addition of disk drawers to the main filer. Capacity varies from 320 gigabytes (GB) to over 60 terabytes. Multiple devices can also be added to the network to increase capacity as needed. The NTFS file system that powers Windows Storage Server 2003 R2 has no limits (over four billion tested) in terms of the number of files on a volume and each NTFS volume can be up to 256 terabytes in size (tested).