What should you do?

You are the newly appointed enterprise administrator at Domain.com. The Domain.com network consists of a single Active Directory domain named Domain.com. All servers on the Domain.com network run Windows Server 2008.
Domain.com contains a two-node Microsoft failover cluster named CK_Hgh that has the DHCP service installed on it. The nodes as named as follows: CK_ND1 and CK_ND2. The specs on CK_Hgh are as follows:A physical shared disk of 400 GB capacity.A 200GB single volume is configured on the shared disk.
You are planning to host the Windows Internet Naming Service (WINS) on CK_ND1 and the DHCP and WINS services on CK_ND2. You then create the WINS service group on cluster existing on CK_ND1, by using the High Availability Wizard. However, the High Availability Wizard showed an error that there are no disks available. You need to configure storage volumes on CK_ND1 to add the WINS Service group to CK_ND1.
What should you do?

A.
The best option is to backup the data on the single volume on CK_ND1 and set up the disk with GUID partition table and create two volumes. Thereafter you should restore the backed up data on one of the volumes and use the other for WINS service group.

B.
The best option is to add a new physical shared disk to the CK_ND1 cluster and configure a new volume on it. You should then use the volume to fix the error in the wizard.

C.
The best option is to add new physical shared disks to CK_ND1 and CK_ND2. You should then set up the volumes on these disks and direct CK_ND1 to use CK_ND2 volume for the WINS service group.

D.
The best option is to add and configure a new volume on the existing shared disk which has 400GB of space. You should then use this volume to fix the error in the wizard.

Explanation:
You need to add a new physical shared disk to the CK_ND1 cluster and configure a new volume on it. Doing this you can configure storage volumes on CKMFON1. you should also use the volume to fix the error in the wizard.
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