一.Changing Database Paths Using the Exchange Server Administrator Program<br>
1. In the Exchange Server Administrator program, click the server name object, and on the File menu, click Properties, and then click the Database Paths tab. <br>
2. Select the database that you want to move, and click Modify. You can also double-click on the selected database. <br>
3. Before you move the database, create the appropriate directory on the destination drive. For example, if you want to move the Dir.edb file from the C:\Exchsrvr\Dsadata folder to drive D, create the D:\Exchsrvr\Dsadata folder first. <br>
4. After you modify all the database paths, click OK. <br>
5. The following message is displayed:<br>
You have altered a server database path. In order to change the path the corresponding service(s) will be stopped, the files will be moved, and then the service(s) will be restarted.<br>
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Are you sure you want to alter the database path(s)? <br>
6. To proceed with the operation, click Yes, or to cancel, click No. <br>
NOTE: For performance reasons, Microsoft recommends that you use local hard disk drives on the computer and not network shared drives.<br>
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Only perform this procedure if you are not implementing major changes. Examples of major changes include, but are not limited to, the following: • Adding or deleting a large amount of users. <br>
• Adding and deleting connectors. <br>
• Adding or removing hardware. <br>
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2。Moving Exchange Message Stores and Transaction Logs to an Alternate Drive<br>
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