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I'm afraid this has been implemented poorly!<br />
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You should really be using DISKS and not OS Partitions.<br />
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OS Partitions are legacy....<br />
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You should have<br />
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C: System OS ---&gt; First VMDK (disk)<br />
D: Exchange DB --&gt; Second VMDK (disk)<br />
E: Logs ---&gt; Third VMDK (disk)<br />
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The above helps with performance, and also disk expansion.<br />
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The build of your Exchange Server is based on OLD LEGACY Physical Server design!
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Hi andrew<br />
You are absolutlly right .But i am very new here, and they did this pation before.<br />
Can you please tell me ? <br />
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If i do new VMDK Disk name is F: ,and copy all LOGS from E: to F: then i use old E: for increase D. &nbsp;ist is ok?<br />
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If i do this copy ,can something happen with logs?
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I have a VM Exchange server 2013(windows 2012) under ESXI server. Unfortunally not to much space . <br />
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Exchange DATABASEs (.edb) under E:\ . &nbsp;C:\ drive divided 2 diffrent partition . E:\ is for .edb databases &nbsp;and exchange Logs. Please look at the Picture.<br />
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I plan to extend only E:\ drive to 150 gb under esxi(vsphere) .<br />
my first question is : can i extend E:\ drive where all our .edb databases? <br />
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Thanks
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I have a VM Exchange server 2013(windows 2012) under ESXI server. Unfortunally not to much space . 

Exchange DATABASEs (.edb) under E:\ .  C:\ drive divided 2 diffrent partition . E:\ is for .edb databases  and exchange Logs. Please look at the Picture.


I plan to extend only E:\ drive to 150 gb under esxi(vsphere) .
my first question is : can i extend E:\ drive where all our .edb databases? 

Thanks

exchange 2013 under esxi 6

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