I have a server that has the Microsoft UAM Volume located
on the C: drive and I would like to move it to the D:
drive as the system partition is running out of space. Are
there any issues with this, or can I just move the volume
and reshare it with the same permissions?

Thanks in advance... Stuart.

Relocating the MS UAM Volume is a not a problem. It is installed on the
first available NTFS volume during install but it is not required on that
volume. The easiest way is probably to delete the shared volume, move the
folder and recreate the share with the permissions.

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"StuartM" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I have a server that has the Microsoft UAM Volume located
> on the C: drive and I would like to move it to the D:
> drive as the system partition is running out of space. Are
> there any issues with this, or can I just move the volume
> and reshare it with the same permissions?
>
> Thanks in advance... Stuart.
>

Thanks for the help!

>-----Original Message-----
>Relocating the MS UAM Volume is a not a problem. It is
installed on the
>first available NTFS volume during install but it is not
required on that
>volume. The easiest way is probably to delete the
shared volume, move the
>folder and recreate the share with the permissions.
>
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alias is for
>newsgroup purposes only.
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>"StuartM" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
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>>I have a server that has the Microsoft UAM Volume
located
>> on the C: drive and I would like to move it to the D:
>> drive as the system partition is running out of space.
Are
>> there any issues with this, or can I just move the
volume
>> and reshare it with the same permissions?
>>
>> Thanks in advance... Stuart.
>>
>
>
>.
>