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Thanks Matt - exactly what I wanted to confirm. &nbsp;(All three partitions are indeed on their own arrays)
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Thanks Matt - exactly what I wanted to confirm.  (All three partitions are indeed on their own arrays)

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I shouldn't have assumed they were on the same array! Thanks for confirming.
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I shouldn't have assumed they were on the same array! Thanks for confirming.

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Nah - no worries... bad wording on my part. &nbsp;Thanks again!
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Nah - no worries... bad wording on my part.  Thanks again!

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I am configuring a new Exchange 2007 server with three partitions. &nbsp;The primary partition will hold the application, the second to hold the logs, and the third holds the databases. &nbsp;My question is whether I should move the storage groups (public and private) or just the databases from the first to the third partition. &nbsp;Thanks!
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I am configuring a new Exchange 2007 server with three partitions.  The primary partition will hold the application, the second to hold the logs, and the third holds the databases.  My question is whether I should move the storage groups (public and private) or just the databases from the first to the third partition.  Thanks!

Exchange 2007 - Move Storage Group or Database

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Exchange

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Windows Server 2008

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