[ExchangeList] Re: Exchange 2003 disk partition'g question

OK, my bad. 
 
The server has 4 73 Gb drives in two raid 1 sets. The first set has the OS
and user files partitions. The second set is for Exchange.
 
Todd L.

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For an Exchange server, recommendation is minimum 4 physical drives in 2
RAID1 sets.

 

First RAID1 set: OS partition, Page file partition, Logs partition

Second RAID1 set: Exchange DB partition, Backup partition

 

John T

 

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Yes, raid 1 = 2 physical drives.

 

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You have a SINGLE 73 GB drive?

 

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I will be migrating my Exchange 5.5 org to Exchange 2003 in the near future.
(Thanksgiving weekend) And am asking for disk drive partitioning
suggestions. Our current Exchange org is taking about 15 Gb of disk space on
an NT4 server. I have a 73 Gb drive that I am planning on using for the
Exchange 2003 setup. What size partitions should I build for the migration?

Todd Lemmiksoo 
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