Re: Big Prob. E:\ is not accessible.There is not enough space on t

Thanks Pegasus...
I did not boot the Server using "Bart PE boot CD" (do you mean this
http://www.nu2.nu/pebuilder/ )

The server is in Bruxelles actually and I am setting in Copenhagen (but
still can access it remotely)

What I mean with "I couldn't access the hard disk" is that I see the E: \
driver when I open My Computer but the Total Size and Free Space are not
shown!!! And when I double click on it, it display the error message
E:\ is not accessible.
There is not enough space on the disk.

What are the suggested steps please?
Thanks



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Aws
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"Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

What exactly do you mean with "I couldn't access the hard
disk"? How are you trying to access it? What happens when
you do? What do you see when you boot the server with a
Bart PE boot CD?


"Aws" <awsok@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Thanks Meinolf...
I couldnt access the hard disk to get to the log files!! I couldnt start
the
Exchange Services either!!
E:\ is not accessible.
That was my original problem!! How can I get access into moving or
deleting
any thing??

Do you mean I run the "Performance Monitor Wizard"? Will it be able to run
considering the situaion of the E dirve not accessible!!!
Thanks for sharing

Aws
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"Meinolf Weber" wrote:

Hello Aws,

As said before, start with moving the logfiles to a new location and
exchange
will start immediately.

Best regards

Meinolf Weber
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Thanks all of you for your suggestions.
I will try these suggestions although Exchange Services are already
down! I
will strat them manually and hope they can give me access to the
Exchange
Server Manager.
Thanks
"Meinolf Weber" wrote:

Hello Aws,

Run the exchange performance wizard and move the database and
logfiles to a disk where you have enough space. Also you can run an
exchange backup, i think also possible with NTBackup, and choose the
complete exchange checkboxes. If i am not wrong the backup will
backup al;so the logfiles and after the backup it will delete them.
You need the logfile, each round 5MB, to recover the server mailboxes
to including all emails. If you just delete the logfiles you can not
go back to an earlier state of the server, but it will still running
on without the logfiles. So either move all to a bigger disk or at
least move or delete the logfiles and exchange will start again.

Best regards

Meinolf Weber
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Hi All.
I am running a production Windows Server 2003 SP2 on C:\ with
Exchange
2003
installed on E:\ when the E:\ drive was full in the morning and has
0
bytes
free space!
I tried to free and delete or move some files but they appear
shortly
after I do that again and no changes in the size appeared. After
restarting the sever, I start to get this error:
E:\ is not accessible. There is not enough space on the disk.

Also the Exchange services and some other service couldn't start.
This drive E:\ has all the Information Store and the files!!! Any
idea how to resolve this?

Thanks







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