NTFS didn't support that much space until Server 2003 SP1 and I'm not sure if it does even now. I tried to span a bunch of SAN drives together and was maxing out around 10TB. After that point, adding a disk to make the volume larger would cause an integer overflow that wasn't properly trapped so the disk would just stay the same size but not include the newly added LUN. Before 2003 SP1 you couldn't even import a single LUN of larger than 2TB.
Judging by your listed work experience, no serious recruiter would take from your resume that you have solid experience in anything by the MS platform. It's usually not too hard to look at a resume and tell what a guy is really doing because everybody tries to list every app/OS/platform he has ever heard of.
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NTFS didn't support that much space until Server 2003 SP1 and I'm not sure if it does even now. I tried to span a bunch of SAN drives together and was maxing out around 10TB. After that point, adding a disk to make the volume larger would cause an integer overflow that wasn't properly trapped so the disk would just stay the same size but not include the newly added LUN. Before 2003 SP1 you couldn't even import a single LUN of larger than 2TB.
Judging by your listed work experience, no serious recruiter would take from your resume that you have solid experience in anything by the MS platform. It's usually not too hard to look at a resume and tell what a guy is really doing because everybody tries to list every app/OS/platform he has ever heard of.