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You are the network consultant for Company. You install a server that runs Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2003. You configure Microsoft Exchange Server to the default locations for data…
The correct answer is C. Move the Exchange Server database to a different partition that has more space on it. Explanation: 1MB of free space is not enough for e-mail messaging to work. Being connected to the Internet and e-mailing is space intensive. Moving the Exchange Server database to a partition that has more free space on it would help. Incorrect answers: A: Compressing the disk…
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You are the network consultant for Company. You install a server that runs Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2003. You configure Microsoft Exchange Server to the default locations for data storage. You install Microsoft Outlook on all of the client computers. Employees report that they cannot send or receive e-mail messages. You open Microsoft Windows Explorer and find that the system partition has only 1 MB of free space. You need to get e-mail messaging to work properly. What should you do?
Options
- ACompress the hard drive to save disk space.
- BOpen the Server Management MMC and restart Microsoft Exchange services.
- CMove the Exchange Server database to a different partition that has more space on it.
- DRestart the server.
How the community answered
(60 responses)- A3% (2)
- B15% (9)
- C77% (46)
- D5% (3)
Explanation
Explanation: 1MB of free space is not enough for e-mail messaging to work. Being connected to the Internet and e-mailing is space intensive. Moving the Exchange Server database to a partition that has more free space on it would help. Incorrect answers: A: Compressing the disk will mean more space, but when you work with the compressed "data and software" then it uncompresses, thus leaving you with no free space. B: Restarting the Microsoft Exchange Services is not going to create more space. D: Restarting the server is not going to create more space.
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