vivo123
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My question is in regards to defragmenting windows 2000 servers.
I currently have several servers (exchange, ISA, DC's) all running raid-5 arrays.
Do I simply defrag the same as I would a regular volume.
Open disk management, select the partition (c: or d:), and defrag. Will this take a long time to complete for approx. 100GB
or do I need to purchase defrag software to complete this.
I currently have several servers (exchange, ISA, DC's) all running raid-5 arrays.
Do I simply defrag the same as I would a regular volume.
Open disk management, select the partition (c: or d:), and defrag. Will this take a long time to complete for approx. 100GB
or do I need to purchase defrag software to complete this.
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vivo123
It varies according to the sizes of the files on the volume - but can be as high as 51%. You will be warned if there is not enough space to defrag and then you will have to move some data off the drive temporarily.
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JamesDS
It varies according to the sizes of the files on the volume - but can be as high as 51%. You will be warned if there is not enough space to defrag and then you will have to move some data off the drive temporarily.
Cheers
JamesDS
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Thanks for the info.. I am going to research some server software that is reasonably priced, any thought on a low cost third party software. Wow that sounds really funny.. Is there such a thing :-)
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