Is it possible to keep your exchange transcation log files on another server. If so how?
Not it isn't, however you can move them to their own dedicated disk on the Exchange Server in question. Oliver
Would it affect the performance of databases if it's in own partition but same array. Our plan is to have the Mailbox database its own partition and the public database on its own partition and seperate array, and transaction log files are going be on same array as the mailbox database but own partition. "Oliver Moazzezi [MVP]" wrote: > Not it isn't, however you can move them to their own dedicated disk on the > Exchange Server in question. > > Oliver > > > >
If you have the required IPOPS to support both on the same diskset, albeit different logical partitions then peformance won't be an issue. However it isn't best practice to have them on the same diskset for disaster recovery purposes - 2 seperate disksets are recommended here. Oliver
"R Tay" ha scritto nel messaggio news:B18295D3-10C7-41CE-B130-9528E3E85815@microsoft.com... > Would it affect the performance of databases if it's in own partition but > same array. Our plan is to have the Mailbox database its own partition and > the public database on its own partition and seperate array, and > transaction > log files are going be on same array as the mailbox database but own > partition. Splitting data in two different partitions on the same physical disk(s) is totally useless in terms of performance. Massimo
