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mikeakasmeg
Hi
I have a Windows Server 2000 SBS SP4 with Exchange 2000 SP3. The Main
System Partition C: is 4GB and needs to be increased.
The reason for the increase is because currently there is 1GB free when
Exchange Services are stopped. When the Services are started store.exe
eats alot of resources and also dramically decreases the disk space
partition slowing the server to a crawl.
The TS logs and Database are stored on another partition. I have found
through Groups that store.exe can use 2GB in a virtual partition so
this would logically explain the space issue.
There is no page file on the c: drive and no critical errors on the
event viewer regarding the system or exchange.
What would be the best way to increase the partition live without
destroying the data (Partition Magic springs to mind)? Rebuilding the
server isn't an option so any other suggestions regarding store.exe
would also be appreciated?
Thanks in advance
I have a Windows Server 2000 SBS SP4 with Exchange 2000 SP3. The Main
System Partition C: is 4GB and needs to be increased.
The reason for the increase is because currently there is 1GB free when
Exchange Services are stopped. When the Services are started store.exe
eats alot of resources and also dramically decreases the disk space
partition slowing the server to a crawl.
The TS logs and Database are stored on another partition. I have found
through Groups that store.exe can use 2GB in a virtual partition so
this would logically explain the space issue.
There is no page file on the c: drive and no critical errors on the
event viewer regarding the system or exchange.
What would be the best way to increase the partition live without
destroying the data (Partition Magic springs to mind)? Rebuilding the
server isn't an option so any other suggestions regarding store.exe
would also be appreciated?
Thanks in advance