Rebuilding SBS Server 2003 SP2
- From: "Billy Burrows" <billy.burrows@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 20 Mar 2008 16:13:40 GMT
Hi PPL,
Over this weekend I will be rebuilding our SBS server and have some
questions, if someone would be kind enough to impart some of their wisdom
and experience I would be most greatful.
This will be the second rebuild (first time due to hard drive failure) this
time to overcome a server naming issue.
Some things that I am not sure about:
Is it worth partitioning the main SBS installation drive into the following?
C:\ (Main SBS partition)
D:\ (pagefile)
E:\ (data).
The hard drive is 400Gb, the system has 4Gb RAM. With Nix we would normally
assign a swap partition of 3X system RAM, would the same sizing principles
apply to SBS for the pagefile partition?
We do this routinely with NIX systems for performance reasons and so that we
do not have to worry about recovering data from backup in the event of
having to re-install the system. Does partitioning like this on an SBS
system improve performance and will it help in the event of a future system
re-install? If so what's the recommended partition sizes for the base
installation, page file partition and the data partition?
How can I remove the old server from client systems so that offline files
will not try to synchronize with it? On The previous re-build simply
un-ticking the option to synchronize to the old server in start > All
Programs > Accessories > synchronize didn't appear to work.
Many Thanks for any advice!
.
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