Question : Small Business Server 2003 OS Operating system only 12 GB

I inherited a client and his SBS 2003 server has the drive partitioned into C and D. C is where the operating system lives, but it's only 12 GBs. It looks as if the applications that are installed are on this C drive as well. I went to do and update of the operating system and found out that there are only 500MBs left on the C drive. What should I do? Can I move the applications to D? Is 12GBs just too small of a partition for SBS 2003.

Answer : Small Business Server 2003 OS Operating system only 12 GB

I would vehemently disagree with jmiller47.  12 GB is fine, if the server is managed appropriately.  The only things that belong on the C: drive is the OS itself and the program file binaries - data, software for download/installation, etc does NOT belong on the C: drive.

For more information on how to clean up space and what you can move/remove, please see:
http://www.lwcomputing.com/tips/static/bootdrivesize.asp
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