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What's this got to do with Exchange Server, out of interest?
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What's this got to do with Exchange Server, out of interest?

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Is M an Exchange Server partition? &nbsp;A CD?<br />
Give a little explanation and maybe we can help.
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Is M an Exchange Server partition?  A CD?
Give a little explanation and maybe we can help.

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The M drive isn't REALLY a drive. &nbsp;It's just another was of accessing the mailboxes and public folders within the Exchange system.<br />
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It doesn't really exist as a physical drive. It doesn't take up any space (the space is really on other drives where you've got your storage groups.<br />

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The M drive isn't REALLY a drive.  It's just another was of accessing the mailboxes and public folders within the Exchange system.

It doesn't really exist as a physical drive. It doesn't take up any space (the space is really on other drives where you've got your storage groups.


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What is your reasoning for wanting to move it? &nbsp;As was said above, the M: drive is ONLY logical. &nbsp;It doesn't take up any space, in fact, it should mirror the properties of the drive that exchange is installed on.
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What is your reasoning for wanting to move it?  As was said above, the M: drive is ONLY logical.  It doesn't take up any space, in fact, it should mirror the properties of the drive that exchange is installed on.

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Does anybody know how to move the M: drive to a new partition??<br />
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Thank you,<br />
Mark
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Does anybody know how to move the M: drive to a new partition??

Thank you,
Mark

Moving M: to a new partition?

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