> The OS is on the basic layout, and IMail resides on the second drive
> with a dynamic layout. There is no RAID configuration from what I
> can tell.
You would do well to use a recommended configuration which distributes
functions across as many disk spindles as possible, as described in
numerous places in the archives (search for "raid" and "web spool" to
start). Barring other bugs--driver problems, broken hardware, disk
corruption--your server will only respond as fast as your disk, and
you're making one disk do logging, spooling, and mailbox duties, for
example.
--Sandy
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