Hello, Are there any articles out there that explain why there are such radical changes since Exchange 5.x -> 2000?
For example, maybe all of you can shed some light on 3 questions: 1. In 5.x - part of the install was a performance test of the system and all the hard drives - and it would suggest or let you specify where the message store and log files should go. 2. Why is Active Directory such a huge component of Exchange 2000 functioning? 3. Why the heck does most of the data reside on a single drive by default? This question sort of reverts back to question #1 - and it just seems silly for the install process to not want to take advantage of multiple volumes, for performance reasons. 4. What's up with this "M" Drive? I know it's a virtual drive, but it's just such an odd way for storing data. Especially when you are trying to view the contents of the M Drive - you can only do it inside of Explorer, or Browsing through Folders. If you try to expand the tree inside of the IIS Utility, it gives an error of not being able to list all the subdirectories. It's just plain weird. Thank you ALL so much for your answers - Best Regards, Mike _________________________________________________________________ List posting FAQ: http://www.swinc.com/resource/exch_faq.htm Archives: http://www.swynk.com/sitesearch/search.asp To unsubscribe: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Exchange List admin: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
