system databases

From: "soc" <zxc0@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 31 Mar 2005 14:20:02 +0100

I have installed sql server 2000,sp3a on a w2003 server. The server has a
separate disk array for os,data, transaction files and backups.

The installation has put the system database data and transaction files onto
the data array. Should i move the transaction files onto the transaction
array? If so how would I do this?

Also, is it true that the system databases require the guest account? Why?

Thanks Soc.

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