Re: SBS2003 - Primary partition space limitation on DELL server
- From: "Wes" <weskjc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 27 Sep 2005 17:50:02 +0100
Regarding your Remote Desktop question, you can install a Windows Server
2003 box as a member server with Terminal Services in Application mode. You
will need additional TS licences but it will allow your remote users to
continue to use Terminal Services and the full version of Outlook.
Also, if the only remote access requirement is email and sharepoint then you
may consider using RWW to access the companyweb and RPC over HTTP to allow
Outlook 2003 to access mailboxes directly.
Kind regards,
Wes
"Ian Murdoch" <IanMurdoch@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>I am new to both SBS2003 and to this forum so hello to everyone and please
> forgive my ignorance.
>
> I have recently started using SBS2003 on a dell server which came pre
> installed on a 12GB partition. The SBS2003 premium is set up as the single
> domain server for the company. We have two users local to the machine and
> 5
> remote UK users who use email and sharepoint services. SBS2003 and
> Exchange
> have all patches and updates installed up to one month ago.
>
> The problem I am finding hard resolve is that the primary partition is now
> running low on resources with only 1GB disk space remaining. I have read
> all
> the posts relating to moving services off the drive and the remarks about
> a
> 12GB partition not being enough.
>
> However my problem is that when opening My COMPUTER on the server I can
> only
> see the one drive with 12GB space. I know there is a 250GB SATA hard drive
> in
> the DELL server. Where has the other 230+GB of hard drive space gone ?
> How
> do I locate it so that can move services and logs to another drive ? Why
> does
> the other 230+GB not appear available ?
>
> I also have another question relating to Remote desktop. The 5 "away" UK
> employees are used to using Terminal services and don't like the OWA
> screen
> limitations. Do I need to set up 5 additional desktops to sit in the
> local
> office in Luxembourg for them to use RWW and connect to a desktop ? Of
> course I dont really want 5 more desktops in the office, just in case so
> is
> there another way ?
> If anyone can point me in the right direction here I would appreciate it.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Ian Murdoch
> Luxembourg
.
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