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None really, just use the management GUI to specify a new path.<br />
Give yourself enough time for the data to migrate over. The actual time taken really depends on how much data you have and the speed of your disk subsystem.<br />
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Do it out of hours and you should be fine.
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None really, just use the management GUI to specify a new path.
Give yourself enough time for the data to migrate over. The actual time taken really depends on how much data you have and the speed of your disk subsystem.

Do it out of hours and you should be fine.

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I had found this article but in my haste missed that it also applied to public folders. Thanks!
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I had found this article but in my haste missed that it also applied to public folders. Thanks!

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We are running out of space on the volume where the exchange database and public folders are stored. &nbsp;We want to move the public folders to another location on the same server. &nbsp;What are the steps/things to look out for/other gotchas involved?<br />
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Server is Win2003 SP1<br />
Exchange 2003 SP2
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We are running out of space on the volume where the exchange database and public folders are stored.  We want to move the public folders to another location on the same server.  What are the steps/things to look out for/other gotchas involved?

Server is Win2003 SP1
Exchange 2003 SP2

How do I move public folders from one drive to another on the same Exchange 2003 server?

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.