sbs2003 and exchange and TEMPDFRG.EDB and .STM BrianMultiLanguage 02.07.2007 19:14:02 2nd Monday in a row this has happened. The root C: has ~ 1gb of free space(see below) and these two files appear on C: at 0043. Looking at the Exchange Main. Where can I specifiy that space that these temp files should be placed? Since we have pared done the drives a lot I am going to (this is a question) 1. break the mirror 2. remove one drive. 3. install a 146scsi. 4. image the 73 to the 146 using larger partitions. 5. remove the last 73 and boot from the 146. 6. install the second 146 and mirror it back up. drive layout as follows: C: 10gb E: 15gb (exchange) F: 45gb (data, shares, clientapps,etc..) These are mirrored, 2 73gb scsi.

Re: sbs2003 and exchange and TEMPDFRG.EDB and .STM "Claus" <cjobes[ at ]nova-tech.org> 02.07.2007 19:37:01 Are you using software or hardware mirror? -- Claus "BrianMultiLanguage" <BrianMultiLanguage[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:7F7A7868-1546-4E73-ADD6-EBC4B7486013[ at ]microsoft.com... [Quoted Text] > 2nd Monday in a row this has happened. > The root C: has ~ 1gb of free space(see below) and these two files appear > on > C: at 0043. Looking at the Exchange Main. > Where can I specifiy that space that these temp files should be placed? > > Since we have pared done the drives a lot I am going to (this is a > question) > 1. break the mirror > 2. remove one drive. > 3. install a 146scsi. > 4. image the 73 to the 146 using larger partitions. > 5. remove the last 73 and boot from the 146. > 6. install the second 146 and mirror it back up. > > drive layout as follows: > C: 10gb > E: 15gb (exchange) > F: 45gb (data, shares, clientapps,etc..) > These are mirrored, 2 73gb scsi. > > > > >

Re: sbs2003 and exchange and TEMPDFRG.EDB and .STM "Don Murphy" <murpy[ at ]NOSPAMyahoo.com> 02.07.2007 20:00:02 As long as they are not "Dynamic Disks" I prefer to use a drive copying tool like Acronis or bootitNG. This allows you to safely remove the original drives and put them back in if something goes wrong. Don Murphy "Claus" <cjobes[ at ]nova-tech.org> wrote in message news:uZ2FiCOvHHA.4796[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... [Quoted Text] > Are you using software or hardware mirror? > > -- > Claus > "BrianMultiLanguage" <BrianMultiLanguage[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote > in message news:7F7A7868-1546-4E73-ADD6-EBC4B7486013[ at ]microsoft.com... >> 2nd Monday in a row this has happened. >> The root C: has ~ 1gb of free space(see below) and these two files appear >> on >> C: at 0043. Looking at the Exchange Main. >> Where can I specifiy that space that these temp files should be placed? >> >> Since we have pared done the drives a lot I am going to (this is a >> question) >> 1. break the mirror >> 2. remove one drive. >> 3. install a 146scsi. >> 4. image the 73 to the 146 using larger partitions. >> 5. remove the last 73 and boot from the 146. >> 6. install the second 146 and mirror it back up. >> >> drive layout as follows: >> C: 10gb >> E: 15gb (exchange) >> F: 45gb (data, shares, clientapps,etc..) >> These are mirrored, 2 73gb scsi. >> >> >> >> >> > >

Re: sbs2003 and exchange and TEMPDFRG.EDB and .STM BrianMultiLanguage 02.07.2007 20:08:04 It is an OS mirror. Yes they are dynamic. Any one know the Exchange question? "Don Murphy" wrote: [Quoted Text] > As long as they are not "Dynamic Disks" I prefer to use a drive copying tool > like Acronis or bootitNG. This allows you to safely remove the original > drives and put them back in if something goes wrong. > > Don Murphy > > > "Claus" <cjobes[ at ]nova-tech.org> wrote in message > news:uZ2FiCOvHHA.4796[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... > > Are you using software or hardware mirror? > > > > -- > > Claus > > "BrianMultiLanguage" <BrianMultiLanguage[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote > > in message news:7F7A7868-1546-4E73-ADD6-EBC4B7486013[ at ]microsoft.com... > >> 2nd Monday in a row this has happened. > >> The root C: has ~ 1gb of free space(see below) and these two files appear > >> on > >> C: at 0043. Looking at the Exchange Main. > >> Where can I specifiy that space that these temp files should be placed? > >> > >> Since we have pared done the drives a lot I am going to (this is a > >> question) > >> 1. break the mirror > >> 2. remove one drive. > >> 3. install a 146scsi. > >> 4. image the 73 to the 146 using larger partitions. > >> 5. remove the last 73 and boot from the 146. > >> 6. install the second 146 and mirror it back up. > >> > >> drive layout as follows: > >> C: 10gb > >> E: 15gb (exchange) > >> F: 45gb (data, shares, clientapps,etc..) > >> These are mirrored, 2 73gb scsi. > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > > > > > > >

Re: sbs2003 and exchange and TEMPDFRG.EDB and .STM "Claus" <cjobes[ at ]nova-tech.org> 02.07.2007 21:58:49 I looked at your original post again and I'm still not sure what you are talking about with regard to exchange. Can you explain that a little more? If your question is how to move the store, you do that from within ESM. Drill down to the store, right-click, select properties, data, click browse and browse to the new location. -- Claus "BrianMultiLanguage" <BrianMultiLanguage[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:ABF5C5A4-CDFF-46B6-B523-7C525CDB3C96[ at ]microsoft.com... [Quoted Text] > It is an OS mirror. > Yes they are dynamic. > Any one know the Exchange question? > > "Don Murphy" wrote: > >> As long as they are not "Dynamic Disks" I prefer to use a drive copying >> tool >> like Acronis or bootitNG. This allows you to safely remove the original >> drives and put them back in if something goes wrong. >> >> Don Murphy >> >> >> "Claus" <cjobes[ at ]nova-tech.org> wrote in message >> news:uZ2FiCOvHHA.4796[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... >> > Are you using software or hardware mirror? >> > >> > -- >> > Claus >> > "BrianMultiLanguage" <BrianMultiLanguage[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> >> > wrote >> > in message news:7F7A7868-1546-4E73-ADD6-EBC4B7486013[ at ]microsoft.com... >> >> 2nd Monday in a row this has happened. >> >> The root C: has ~ 1gb of free space(see below) and these two files >> >> appear >> >> on >> >> C: at 0043. Looking at the Exchange Main. >> >> Where can I specifiy that space that these temp files should be >> >> placed? >> >> >> >> Since we have pared done the drives a lot I am going to (this is a >> >> question) >> >> 1. break the mirror >> >> 2. remove one drive. >> >> 3. install a 146scsi. >> >> 4. image the 73 to the 146 using larger partitions. >> >> 5. remove the last 73 and boot from the 146. >> >> 6. install the second 146 and mirror it back up. >> >> >> >> drive layout as follows: >> >> C: 10gb >> >> E: 15gb (exchange) >> >> F: 45gb (data, shares, clientapps,etc..) >> >> These are mirrored, 2 73gb scsi. >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> > >> > >> >> >>

Re: sbs2003 and exchange and TEMPDFRG.EDB and .STM BrianMultiLanguage 02.07.2007 22:10:01 Sorry forgot the important bits. The root C: has ~ 1gb of free space(see below) and these two files appear on C: at 0043 and they are TEMPDFRG.EDB AND TEMPDFRG.STM. Looking at the Exchange Main., it is done on Saturday night so what creates these file and what specifiys where they are created? "Claus" wrote: [Quoted Text] > I looked at your original post again and I'm still not sure what you are > talking about with regard to exchange. Can you explain that a little more? > If your question is how to move the store, you do that from within ESM. > Drill down to the store, right-click, select properties, data, click browse > and browse to the new location. > > -- > Claus > "BrianMultiLanguage" <BrianMultiLanguage[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in > message news:ABF5C5A4-CDFF-46B6-B523-7C525CDB3C96[ at ]microsoft.com... > > It is an OS mirror. > > Yes they are dynamic. > > Any one know the Exchange question? > > > > "Don Murphy" wrote: > > > >> As long as they are not "Dynamic Disks" I prefer to use a drive copying > >> tool > >> like Acronis or bootitNG. This allows you to safely remove the original > >> drives and put them back in if something goes wrong. > >> > >> Don Murphy > >> > >> > >> "Claus" <cjobes[ at ]nova-tech.org> wrote in message > >> news:uZ2FiCOvHHA.4796[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... > >> > Are you using software or hardware mirror? > >> > > >> > -- > >> > Claus > >> > "BrianMultiLanguage" <BrianMultiLanguage[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> > >> > wrote > >> > in message news:7F7A7868-1546-4E73-ADD6-EBC4B7486013[ at ]microsoft.com... > >> >> 2nd Monday in a row this has happened. > >> >> The root C: has ~ 1gb of free space(see below) and these two files > >> >> appear > >> >> on > >> >> C: at 0043. Looking at the Exchange Main. > >> >> Where can I specifiy that space that these temp files should be > >> >> placed? > >> >> > >> >> Since we have pared done the drives a lot I am going to (this is a > >> >> question) > >> >> 1. break the mirror > >> >> 2. remove one drive. > >> >> 3. install a 146scsi. > >> >> 4. image the 73 to the 146 using larger partitions. > >> >> 5. remove the last 73 and boot from the 146. > >> >> 6. install the second 146 and mirror it back up. > >> >> > >> >> drive layout as follows: > >> >> C: 10gb > >> >> E: 15gb (exchange) > >> >> F: 45gb (data, shares, clientapps,etc..) > >> >> These are mirrored, 2 73gb scsi. > >> >> > >> >> > >> >> > >> >> > >> >> > >> > > >> > > >> > >> > >> > > >

Re: sbs2003 and exchange and TEMPDFRG.EDB and .STM "kj [SBS MVP] \(rookie\)" <KevinJ.SBS[ at ]SPAMFREE.gmail.com> 02.07.2007 22:16:29 BrianMultiLanguage wrote: [Quoted Text] > Sorry forgot the important bits. > The root C: has ~ 1gb of free space(see below) and these two files > appear on C: at 0043 and they are TEMPDFRG.EDB AND TEMPDFRG.STM. > Looking at the Exchange Main., it is done on Saturday night so what > creates these file and what specifiys where they are created? Probably uses the temp directory variable. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/328804/en-us > > > "Claus" wrote: > >> I looked at your original post again and I'm still not sure what you >> are talking about with regard to exchange. Can you explain that a >> little more? If your question is how to move the store, you do that >> from within ESM. Drill down to the store, right-click, select >> properties, data, click browse and browse to the new location. >> >> -- >> Claus >> "BrianMultiLanguage" <BrianMultiLanguage[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> >> wrote in message >> news:ABF5C5A4-CDFF-46B6-B523-7C525CDB3C96[ at ]microsoft.com... >>> It is an OS mirror. >>> Yes they are dynamic. >>> Any one know the Exchange question? >>> >>> "Don Murphy" wrote: >>> >>>> As long as they are not "Dynamic Disks" I prefer to use a drive >>>> copying tool >>>> like Acronis or bootitNG. This allows you to safely remove the >>>> original drives and put them back in if something goes wrong. >>>> >>>> Don Murphy >>>> >>>> >>>> "Claus" <cjobes[ at ]nova-tech.org> wrote in message >>>> news:uZ2FiCOvHHA.4796[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... >>>>> Are you using software or hardware mirror? >>>>> >>>>> -- >>>>> Claus >>>>> "BrianMultiLanguage" >>>>> <BrianMultiLanguage[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote >>>>> in message >>>>> news:7F7A7868-1546-4E73-ADD6-EBC4B7486013[ at ]microsoft.com... >>>>>> 2nd Monday in a row this has happened. >>>>>> The root C: has ~ 1gb of free space(see below) and these two >>>>>> files appear >>>>>> on >>>>>> C: at 0043. Looking at the Exchange Main. >>>>>> Where can I specifiy that space that these temp files should be >>>>>> placed? >>>>>> >>>>>> Since we have pared done the drives a lot I am going to (this is >>>>>> a question) >>>>>> 1. break the mirror >>>>>> 2. remove one drive. >>>>>> 3. install a 146scsi. >>>>>> 4. image the 73 to the 146 using larger partitions. >>>>>> 5. remove the last 73 and boot from the 146. >>>>>> 6. install the second 146 and mirror it back up. >>>>>> >>>>>> drive layout as follows: >>>>>> C: 10gb >>>>>> E: 15gb (exchange) >>>>>> F: 45gb (data, shares, clientapps,etc..) >>>>>> These are mirrored, 2 73gb scsi. -- /kj

Re: sbs2003 and exchange and TEMPDFRG.EDB and .STM BrianMultiLanguage 02.07.2007 22:40:01 Where in SBS2003, Exchange is that set? Registry? "kj [SBS MVP] (rookie)" wrote: [Quoted Text] > BrianMultiLanguage wrote: > > Sorry forgot the important bits. > > The root C: has ~ 1gb of free space(see below) and these two files > > appear on C: at 0043 and they are TEMPDFRG.EDB AND TEMPDFRG.STM. > > Looking at the Exchange Main., it is done on Saturday night so what > > creates these file and what specifiys where they are created? > > Probably uses the temp directory variable. > > http://support.microsoft.com/kb/328804/en-us > > > > > > > > "Claus" wrote: > > > >> I looked at your original post again and I'm still not sure what you > >> are talking about with regard to exchange. Can you explain that a > >> little more? If your question is how to move the store, you do that > >> from within ESM. Drill down to the store, right-click, select > >> properties, data, click browse and browse to the new location. > >> > >> -- > >> Claus > >> "BrianMultiLanguage" <BrianMultiLanguage[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> > >> wrote in message > >> news:ABF5C5A4-CDFF-46B6-B523-7C525CDB3C96[ at ]microsoft.com... > >>> It is an OS mirror. > >>> Yes they are dynamic. > >>> Any one know the Exchange question? > >>> > >>> "Don Murphy" wrote: > >>> > >>>> As long as they are not "Dynamic Disks" I prefer to use a drive > >>>> copying tool > >>>> like Acronis or bootitNG. This allows you to safely remove the > >>>> original drives and put them back in if something goes wrong. > >>>> > >>>> Don Murphy > >>>> > >>>> > >>>> "Claus" <cjobes[ at ]nova-tech.org> wrote in message > >>>> news:uZ2FiCOvHHA.4796[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... > >>>>> Are you using software or hardware mirror? > >>>>> > >>>>> -- > >>>>> Claus > >>>>> "BrianMultiLanguage" > >>>>> <BrianMultiLanguage[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote > >>>>> in message > >>>>> news:7F7A7868-1546-4E73-ADD6-EBC4B7486013[ at ]microsoft.com... > >>>>>> 2nd Monday in a row this has happened. > >>>>>> The root C: has ~ 1gb of free space(see below) and these two > >>>>>> files appear > >>>>>> on > >>>>>> C: at 0043. Looking at the Exchange Main. > >>>>>> Where can I specifiy that space that these temp files should be > >>>>>> placed? > >>>>>> > >>>>>> Since we have pared done the drives a lot I am going to (this is > >>>>>> a question) > >>>>>> 1. break the mirror > >>>>>> 2. remove one drive. > >>>>>> 3. install a 146scsi. > >>>>>> 4. image the 73 to the 146 using larger partitions. > >>>>>> 5. remove the last 73 and boot from the 146. > >>>>>> 6. install the second 146 and mirror it back up. > >>>>>> > >>>>>> drive layout as follows: > >>>>>> C: 10gb > >>>>>> E: 15gb (exchange) > >>>>>> F: 45gb (data, shares, clientapps,etc..) > >>>>>> These are mirrored, 2 73gb scsi. > > -- > /kj > > >

Re: sbs2003 and exchange and TEMPDFRG.EDB and .STM "Claus" <cjobes[ at ]nova-tech.org> 02.07.2007 22:46:24 Did you run an offline defrag? -- Claus "BrianMultiLanguage" <BrianMultiLanguage[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:97CF37E8-215D-464B-871D-6BE5E8F387A3[ at ]microsoft.com... [Quoted Text] > Sorry forgot the important bits. > The root C: has ~ 1gb of free space(see below) and these two files appear > on > C: at 0043 and they are TEMPDFRG.EDB AND TEMPDFRG.STM. Looking at the > Exchange Main., it is done on Saturday night so what creates these file > and > what specifiys where they are created? > > > "Claus" wrote: > >> I looked at your original post again and I'm still not sure what you are >> talking about with regard to exchange. Can you explain that a little >> more? >> If your question is how to move the store, you do that from within ESM. >> Drill down to the store, right-click, select properties, data, click >> browse >> and browse to the new location. >> >> -- >> Claus >> "BrianMultiLanguage" <BrianMultiLanguage[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote >> in >> message news:ABF5C5A4-CDFF-46B6-B523-7C525CDB3C96[ at ]microsoft.com... >> > It is an OS mirror. >> > Yes they are dynamic. >> > Any one know the Exchange question? >> > >> > "Don Murphy" wrote: >> > >> >> As long as they are not "Dynamic Disks" I prefer to use a drive >> >> copying >> >> tool >> >> like Acronis or bootitNG. This allows you to safely remove the >> >> original >> >> drives and put them back in if something goes wrong. >> >> >> >> Don Murphy >> >> >> >> >> >> "Claus" <cjobes[ at ]nova-tech.org> wrote in message >> >> news:uZ2FiCOvHHA.4796[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... >> >> > Are you using software or hardware mirror? >> >> > >> >> > -- >> >> > Claus >> >> > "BrianMultiLanguage" <BrianMultiLanguage[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> >> >> > wrote >> >> > in message >> >> > news:7F7A7868-1546-4E73-ADD6-EBC4B7486013[ at ]microsoft.com... >> >> >> 2nd Monday in a row this has happened. >> >> >> The root C: has ~ 1gb of free space(see below) and these two files >> >> >> appear >> >> >> on >> >> >> C: at 0043. Looking at the Exchange Main. >> >> >> Where can I specifiy that space that these temp files should be >> >> >> placed? >> >> >> >> >> >> Since we have pared done the drives a lot I am going to (this is a >> >> >> question) >> >> >> 1. break the mirror >> >> >> 2. remove one drive. >> >> >> 3. install a 146scsi. >> >> >> 4. image the 73 to the 146 using larger partitions. >> >> >> 5. remove the last 73 and boot from the 146. >> >> >> 6. install the second 146 and mirror it back up. >> >> >> >> >> >> drive layout as follows: >> >> >> C: 10gb >> >> >> E: 15gb (exchange) >> >> >> F: 45gb (data, shares, clientapps,etc..) >> >> >> These are mirrored, 2 73gb scsi. >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> > >> >> > >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >>

Re: sbs2003 and exchange and TEMPDFRG.EDB and .STM "kj [SBS MVP] \(rookie\)" <KevinJ.SBS[ at ]SPAMFREE.gmail.com> 02.07.2007 22:57:15 BrianMultiLanguage wrote: [Quoted Text] > Where in SBS2003, Exchange is that set? Registry? The temp variable? My computer | Properties | Advanced | Environmental Vairaibles | System Variables Exchange online maintenance schedule is described in the article. > > "kj [SBS MVP] (rookie)" wrote: > >> BrianMultiLanguage wrote: >>> Sorry forgot the important bits. >>> The root C: has ~ 1gb of free space(see below) and these two files >>> appear on C: at 0043 and they are TEMPDFRG.EDB AND TEMPDFRG.STM. >>> Looking at the Exchange Main., it is done on Saturday night so what >>> creates these file and what specifiys where they are created? >> >> Probably uses the temp directory variable. >> >> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/328804/en-us >> >> >>> >>> >>> "Claus" wrote: >>> >>>> I looked at your original post again and I'm still not sure what >>>> you are talking about with regard to exchange. Can you explain >>>> that a little more? If your question is how to move the store, you >>>> do that from within ESM. Drill down to the store, right-click, >>>> select properties, data, click browse and browse to the new >>>> location. >>>> >>>> -- >>>> Claus >>>> "BrianMultiLanguage" <BrianMultiLanguage[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> >>>> wrote in message >>>> news:ABF5C5A4-CDFF-46B6-B523-7C525CDB3C96[ at ]microsoft.com... >>>>> It is an OS mirror. >>>>> Yes they are dynamic. >>>>> Any one know the Exchange question? >>>>> >>>>> "Don Murphy" wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> As long as they are not "Dynamic Disks" I prefer to use a drive >>>>>> copying tool >>>>>> like Acronis or bootitNG. This allows you to safely remove the >>>>>> original drives and put them back in if something goes wrong. >>>>>> >>>>>> Don Murphy >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> "Claus" <cjobes[ at ]nova-tech.org> wrote in message >>>>>> news:uZ2FiCOvHHA.4796[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... >>>>>>> Are you using software or hardware mirror? >>>>>>> >>>>>>> -- >>>>>>> Claus >>>>>>> "BrianMultiLanguage" >>>>>>> <BrianMultiLanguage[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote >>>>>>> in message >>>>>>> news:7F7A7868-1546-4E73-ADD6-EBC4B7486013[ at ]microsoft.com... >>>>>>>> 2nd Monday in a row this has happened. >>>>>>>> The root C: has ~ 1gb of free space(see below) and these two >>>>>>>> files appear >>>>>>>> on >>>>>>>> C: at 0043. Looking at the Exchange Main. >>>>>>>> Where can I specifiy that space that these temp files should be >>>>>>>> placed? >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Since we have pared done the drives a lot I am going to (this >>>>>>>> is a question) >>>>>>>> 1. break the mirror >>>>>>>> 2. remove one drive. >>>>>>>> 3. install a 146scsi. >>>>>>>> 4. image the 73 to the 146 using larger partitions. >>>>>>>> 5. remove the last 73 and boot from the 146. >>>>>>>> 6. install the second 146 and mirror it back up. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> drive layout as follows: >>>>>>>> C: 10gb >>>>>>>> E: 15gb (exchange) >>>>>>>> F: 45gb (data, shares, clientapps,etc..) >>>>>>>> These are mirrored, 2 73gb scsi. >> >> -- >> /kj -- /kj

Re: sbs2003 and exchange and TEMPDFRG.EDB and .STM BrianMultiLanguage 03.07.2007 19:16:04 No is was set in maintenace for Sunday night. "Claus" wrote: [Quoted Text] > Did you run an offline defrag? > > -- > Claus > "BrianMultiLanguage" <BrianMultiLanguage[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in > message news:97CF37E8-215D-464B-871D-6BE5E8F387A3[ at ]microsoft.com... > > Sorry forgot the important bits. > > The root C: has ~ 1gb of free space(see below) and these two files appear > > on > > C: at 0043 and they are TEMPDFRG.EDB AND TEMPDFRG.STM. Looking at the > > Exchange Main., it is done on Saturday night so what creates these file > > and > > what specifiys where they are created? > > > > > > "Claus" wrote: > > > >> I looked at your original post again and I'm still not sure what you are > >> talking about with regard to exchange. Can you explain that a little > >> more? > >> If your question is how to move the store, you do that from within ESM. > >> Drill down to the store, right-click, select properties, data, click > >> browse > >> and browse to the new location. > >> > >> -- > >> Claus > >> "BrianMultiLanguage" <BrianMultiLanguage[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote > >> in > >> message news:ABF5C5A4-CDFF-46B6-B523-7C525CDB3C96[ at ]microsoft.com... > >> > It is an OS mirror. > >> > Yes they are dynamic. > >> > Any one know the Exchange question? > >> > > >> > "Don Murphy" wrote: > >> > > >> >> As long as they are not "Dynamic Disks" I prefer to use a drive > >> >> copying > >> >> tool > >> >> like Acronis or bootitNG. This allows you to safely remove the > >> >> original > >> >> drives and put them back in if something goes wrong. > >> >> > >> >> Don Murphy > >> >> > >> >> > >> >> "Claus" <cjobes[ at ]nova-tech.org> wrote in message > >> >> news:uZ2FiCOvHHA.4796[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... > >> >> > Are you using software or hardware mirror? > >> >> > > >> >> > -- > >> >> > Claus > >> >> > "BrianMultiLanguage" <BrianMultiLanguage[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> > >> >> > wrote > >> >> > in message > >> >> > news:7F7A7868-1546-4E73-ADD6-EBC4B7486013[ at ]microsoft.com... > >> >> >> 2nd Monday in a row this has happened. > >> >> >> The root C: has ~ 1gb of free space(see below) and these two files > >> >> >> appear > >> >> >> on > >> >> >> C: at 0043. Looking at the Exchange Main. > >> >> >> Where can I specifiy that space that these temp files should be > >> >> >> placed? > >> >> >> > >> >> >> Since we have pared done the drives a lot I am going to (this is a > >> >> >> question) > >> >> >> 1. break the mirror > >> >> >> 2. remove one drive. > >> >> >> 3. install a 146scsi. > >> >> >> 4. image the 73 to the 146 using larger partitions. > >> >> >> 5. remove the last 73 and boot from the 146. > >> >> >> 6. install the second 146 and mirror it back up. > >> >> >> > >> >> >> drive layout as follows: > >> >> >> C: 10gb > >> >> >> E: 15gb (exchange) > >> >> >> F: 45gb (data, shares, clientapps,etc..) > >> >> >> These are mirrored, 2 73gb scsi. > >> >> >> > >> >> >> > >> >> >> > >> >> >> > >> >> >> > >> >> > > >> >> > > >> >> > >> >> > >> >> > >> > >> > >> > > >