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It's probably more reads than writes, maybe 2 to 1. I realise there's not much you can do with 6 disks! I'm OK with disk space, so RAID10 is no problem.

SQL 2005 running on Win2003 with 6 disks. Anyone got ideas as to the best RAID setup? eg 2 disk Raid1 & 4 disk Raid5 Three 2 disk Raid1 Two 3 disk Raid5? Thanks!

I use this: http://www.zftpserver.com/ You can restrict access by user, IP address, certificate. You can also restrict access using your firewall.

thovorka - the DL380 G3 has two 64-bit, 100Mhz PCI-X slots and one 64-bit, 133MHz PCI-X slot. You can use a PCI card in a PCI-X slot so long as it is 3.3V (slot near front of card). You can also use a 32-bit card in a 64bit slot - so don't worry that it seems too short! The ML370 G3 has six...

I like CPUZ: http://www.cpuid.com/cpuz.php It should determine your processor (and memory).

Well if you believe what I was told by Belkin then yes. I am a bit surprised that they don't advertise that fact though! (On their web site that card supports Windows® 98 SE, Me, 2000, OS, or XP with USB 2.0 support). You could send them an email asking the same and, if it doesn't work, you...

I couldn't get that card. I think I ended up getting this one: http://www.stuff-uk.net/?s=ST-PCI625USB2I Works just fine. Although, after buying the card, i got an email from Belkin telling me their cards work with Windows 2003. regs Richard

You have to Align the Print Cartridges. Put that page face down into the scanner then "Align the Print Cartridges" using the HP printer driver.

Thanks for that! I had seen that site but, according to the Adaptec web site, it doesn't support Windows 2003! (Although I think this card is in the Windows 2003 HCL). Maybe I should just buy it and try it out!

Anyone know of a PCI USB card for an HP DL380 G3 running Windows 2003? Most cards available make no mention of supporting Windows 2003. Thanks.

Thanks for the quick reply ShackDaddy. I have seen that huge list before (http://www.slipstick.com/addins/housekeeping_admin.asp is the list for server side utils not Outlook). I was just interested if people had already evaluated some of these and are now using one of them. I already have GFI...

Anyone know of a (reasonably priced) program for Exchange server that can remove attachments from email and replace them with a link or stub? I have seen products from C2C & Sherpa. Anybody used these or others for this purpose? Thanks Richard

I am looking to get an ISDN line to connect 2 companies for the purpose of sending files (securely). What cheap hardware is good for connecting the ISDN line to a computer. I don't have a router here, so getting a Cisco card is not an option! There are some USB connected devices on the market -...

Of course...if I had the money!!!

I might run out of space if I did that! Unless I put some file shares on the OS partition - which I'm not keen on!

>>Don't put file stores on the same array as the TLs. Do you mean File Shares or Exchange Stores? thanks.

Thanks for the replies. 58sniper - 3 raid 1 arrays - not a bad idea! As for environment...I currently have four 36GB in Raid5, so about 100GB usable and it's nearly full (about 70GB file shares and 20GB email). I am thinking of buying six 73GB disks. I would like to buy more but am restricted...

I have an SBS 2003 server currently set up with 4 x 36GB disks in a single (hardware based) RAID 5 array. The Exchange server is heavily used and we are also running low on disk space. I am thinking of buying 6 disks (maximum the server will take) and setting up the RAID again. Any idea what...

Have you tried DriveSnapshot? http://www.drivesnapshot.de/en/news.htm Should do what you want and is cheap too. They have a free download to test it out.

You could use Psservice from SysInternals (http://www.sysinternals.com/utilities/psservice.html) psservice \\computer start Galaxy