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I could do that as well, but will it show all the drives as a single 10TB drive letter that way as well? I want to be able to point the server folders to a single drive letter so they can be shared out through the network like I currently have.

After looking some more, I think I can do what I want by connecting the ISCSI directly to ESXI. I can then create one large 10TB datastore to use in the Server 2012 VM. It looks like ESXI 5.5 supports guest virtual disks up to 62TB. http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/micros ... Id=2058287

I am wanting to create a storage pool for Server 2012 using Xpenology, but I'm not exactly sure how I should do that to get the best performance. Here is the setup I am trying to achieve. ESXI: Server 2012 Xpenology = 3x5TB in SHR using a M1015 IT mode with pass-through How can I get the 10TB of usable storage space to show up as a single drive in Windows? Do I use ISCSI, NFS, or something else. I want to point all of my shared folders to the single large drive if that will work and work quickly. This will all be in the same machine, so I would think this would work well. http://blogs.technet.com/cfs-file.ashx/ ... 125331.png Thank you for the help in advance!