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Join Date: Feb 2009
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OS: XP SP3
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Moving files
Hi. I have the users folder on a 2003 server on a disk (D drive) that is nearly full. Need to move to an external HDD that is on network (G drive) to free up some space. What would be the best way of doing this? Should I just move the oldest files?? There are around 40 users involved.
Obviously I have to do this as transparently as possible so users are not affected. Any ideas?
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Re: Moving files
Is it a disk that's connected to the server, or is it a NAS device?
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Re: Moving files
Well you'll just have to move the files over to the new drive. Now if the users have there folders like mapped or directed there you can either change those settings to point to the new location or you could just switch the drive letters so that the new drive is D:, as long as doing that won't seriously screw up anything else that is stored on it.
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