defrag, and then restart the services. It runs via the scheduler, early in the morning and only defrags the IMail directory.
We also use Diskeeper for everything else with the IMail directory excluded. We also run the immsgexp.exe utility daily
before the IMail defrag that deletes all mail older than 30 days. This keeps the mailbox sizes from getting to large and makes
the IMail directory defrag take very little time. This has been running without any problems for at least 6 months.
Gary
At 07:34 AM 2/20/2004, you wrote:
In an attempt to help out performance with iMAil, we are going to defrag the disk that imail sits on. Question being, do you allow users to access your server via web interface, IMAP, POP3 while defrag is running?
Neil Olson IT Department Grand View College Des Moines, Iowa
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