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I am trying to find out the largest files and folders on Server 2003
Are there any free tols to discover where the majority of storage is being held up?
Download a program called Treesize... http://www.jam-software.com/freeware/index.shtml
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Hi,
Another good tool is WinDirStat which is one of my favorites:
http://windirstat.info/
Good Luck,
- gurutc
Another good tool is WinDirStat which is one of my favorites:
http://windirstat.info/
Good Luck,
- gurutc
Hello,
I also use WinDirStat. It has a GUI and it's intuitive.
I also use WinDirStat. It has a GUI and it's intuitive.
I would use what lacrewga recommended, it sorts out folders according to size and even gives a pie graph for where the most data is. Treesize is a quick and easy program to use.
Hi,
Treesize or WinDirStat either one will do. I think they're both the best options out there. I like the fact that WinDirStat has versions for many platforms including linux. But I'd never argue that one is better than the other. It's a matter of preference. But I use both.
Good Luck,
- gurutc
Treesize or WinDirStat either one will do. I think they're both the best options out there. I like the fact that WinDirStat has versions for many platforms including linux. But I'd never argue that one is better than the other. It's a matter of preference. But I use both.
Good Luck,
- gurutc
Windows Server 2003 comes with the File Server Resource Manager and File Server Resource Management. Go to Add/Remove and install them on your file server. You can created scheduled reports that are emailled to you at whatever interval you want.
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Wow firemanf29! Way to school me on something new. That looks pretty good.
- gurutc
- gurutc
JDisk report is a nice free tool too: http://www.jgoodies.com/freeware/jdiskreport/index.html
TreeSize Professional http://www.jam-software.com/treesize/
Incidentally, Treesize free will work on server if you check each partition separately. Do not try on mapped drives.
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Awesoe script, worked perfectly!
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