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Clientapps move

by Amnon Feiner » Sun, 30 Oct 2005 01:52:40 GMT

Hi all

Beyond changing the share location, are there any reproductions in moving 
client apps to a different location?
Any other advice on that?

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A. Feiner
Microsoft Certified HONA

Re: Clientapps move

by Dave Nickason [SBS MVP] » Sun, 30 Oct 2005 02:37:36 GMT

 http://www.**--****.com/ 

Scroll down to the "Moving Data Folders Windows SBS 2003" doc.

Re: Clientapps move

by Amnon Feiner » Sun, 30 Oct 2005 03:53:07 GMT

Thanks, Lot's of other goodies there...

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A. Feiner
Microsoft Certified HONA

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1.moving clientapps and user folders

See knowledge base article KB329640.

Good Luck

Steve
>-----Original Message-----
>I would like to free some space on HDD C where the system 
is located. I
>would like to move the clientapps, user shared folders 
and documents and
>settings to D drive.
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>Is there any way to move these folders without loosing 
the SBS connectins?
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>Thank you for your tips.
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2.move ClientApps

It's possible moving the "ClientApps" folder??
Thank's

3.Move ClientApps share to another drive than default C:

Hi All,

In Dell servers the drive C: partition is not big enough and I would like to 
move the SBS default share folders like ClientApps to another drive with 
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P.S.
I believe a manual way could be just by unsharing the folder, copy it to the 
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5.Move ClientApps and Users to another SERVER

Good morning!

Quick question:  SBS2003 Premium, running low on both C:\ and D:\.  Big 
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