Low Disk Space

I've just installed SBS 2003 and everything went suprisingly well.
Now I've received notification that my 6 GB partition on the server has 7%
free.
I've followed the recommended size in the instructions, (We're a small
office / 5 users).
1. Is 6 GB unrealistically small? If so, how can I increase the partition?
2. If 6 GB is adequate, what whappened? What can I delete?

Thank you all for your help!


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