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Ok so I dont need to create another one unless we nee another dbs, I can just move the dbs path to the san?<br />
Can i also move the logs folder to the san with the default dbs?
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Ok so I dont need to create another one unless we nee another dbs, I can just move the dbs path to the san?
Can i also move the logs folder to the san with the default dbs?

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We just setup a new exch 2013 server which we will be migrating 2007 users to eventually, but my question is, should I create a new dbs for the users or just use the default one that got created during the install and just move its dbs path and logs to the san storage where we want the dbs?
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We just setup a new exch 2013 server which we will be migrating 2007 users to eventually, but my question is, should I create a new dbs for the users or just use the default one that got created during the install and just move its dbs path and logs to the san storage where we want the dbs?

What to do with the default database for exchange 2013

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.