Skagway12
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Server 2008 Getting Full
I have a 2008 server that has a very full C: partition. I deleted some old shadow copies to free up some space, and set a limit on the drive space reserved for them. I also checked scheduled tasks to see if the previous administrator had set up any monitoring which might be creating unnecessary log files. I found 22 scheduled tasks. I obviously need to research more about how to use 2008's task scheduler because, initially, I could not determine much about the tasks that are running. My first question though, is this: Does 2008 have built-in scheduled tasks? Or are all these tasks that I am seeing the creation of an administrator.
I would check your page file as well if you have a lot of memory in the server you can move the page file over to another partition to free up some space on C:
On Windows 2008 Server I would recommend to have at least 80GB C:
On Windows 2008 Server I would recommend to have at least 80GB C:
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Wow, that was quick. It has a 60GB hard drive. It is not a WSUS server. It is a stand alone Domain Controller. I will run the command you suggest and post back. Thanks.
OK, Windirstat is one way but seems slow to me. Find Spacemonger 1.4 (not >2 because it went payware) it still works like a charm even on Windows 2008. It's much faster.
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We moved the page file, and deleted some unneeded data.
We moved the page file, and deleted some unneeded data.
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Is this a WSUS server?
Try running Windirstat to determine where all the space is gone.
http://windirstat.info/