Running Out of Space on C: [Win2000 Server]

[Guest]

I am currently running out of space on my Domain Controller's C drive. This
morning I had to stop my DHCP server and use the Jetpack utility to clean up
my database. I know eventually some things will have to be removed or moved
to another shared drive. I am not sure how to free up brand new space. The
drive has 4.88 GB and 4.87 GB have been used with 4.92MB free. Using the
Jetpack utility freed up a few MB but I need more space. Any suggestions?

 

[David H. Lipman]

Dump the contents of; %windir%\temp and all; "C:\Documents and Settings\-user-" TEMP
directories

Dump the contents of the IE cache for all users and set the IE cache to be no more than 10MB

Delete all; %windir%\$NtUninstallxxxxxx$ folders

--
Dave




| I am currently running out of space on my Domain Controller's C drive. This
| morning I had to stop my DHCP server and use the Jetpack utility to clean up
| my database. I know eventually some things will have to be removed or moved
| to another shared drive. I am not sure how to free up brand new space. The
| drive has 4.88 GB and 4.87 GB have been used with 4.92MB free. Using the
| Jetpack utility freed up a few MB but I need more space. Any suggestions?

 

[Guest]

Thanks David but here is the other issue I am running into. (Still taking my
MCSA classes so please bare with my newbie-izms). I need to change the
partition size of the C:\ on the domain controller. But all of my drives are
RAID style aka six 36 Gig Hard Drives that are all set as primary partitions.
Is there a way I can move some of the size of one hard drive to the C:\? It
would free up the DHCP errors I get in the event log and when I try to back
up my data at night.