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Server 2003 Re-Booted with full C Drive - Help!
johnj1710 replied to johnj1710's topic in Windows Server 2000/2003
Thanks for the warning and concern SOMABC, but it's ok as no one is in my school at the moment..... All away on hols except for me and the cleaner. I control the cameras as well and can see everything from my desk so even if someone does come in, I would know.... Thanks also to Arthur (as well as every one else who has helped here) as this worked a treat. Actioned above and did the housekeeping which gave me 640mb on the c: drive. Rebooted the server and it came up stable. Further checking on the c drives of both servers revealed that Server one had a page file on the D drive but somebody had left Server 2's page file on the c drive. I moved it after extending another drive and rebooted the server again. Now have 2.6gb free on the c drive of Server 2 and 2.4gb free on the c drive of server 1. Emergency over now and thanks again to all of you.... Also now have a Ubuntu Live cd to try out when the time comes.... Thank goodness for the internet, this site and all of you...... -
Server 2003 Re-Booted with full C Drive - Help!
johnj1710 replied to johnj1710's topic in Windows Server 2000/2003
It is a replica server... CC3 Server 2 (DC). Will try Ubuntu and and see.... -
Server 2003 Re-Booted with full C Drive - Help!
johnj1710 replied to johnj1710's topic in Windows Server 2000/2003
Anyone know if booting from a 180 day Trial CD would allow me to mount the drives? -
Server 2003 Re-Booted with full C Drive - Help!
johnj1710 replied to johnj1710's topic in Windows Server 2000/2003
As soon as I gat in I will look here.... Ta.... -
Server 2003 Re-Booted with full C Drive - Help!
johnj1710 replied to johnj1710's topic in Windows Server 2000/2003
I tried F8 to DSRM but all it did was scan all the drives / partitions and tell me they were clean. I didn't see any way to get to a command prompt or be able to get nto the c: drive. Any ideas? -
Server 2003 Re-Booted with full C Drive - Help!
johnj1710 replied to johnj1710's topic in Windows Server 2000/2003
Ta so far everyone. Still trying. Problem is, I can't find the schools server software to be able to boot from it. Looking at Bart PE now to see what I can find. Made a server boot disk to try and get to a command prompt but so far can only use the boot disk to boot to the error point so not much good yet. More to come..... -
Server 2003 Re-Booted with full C Drive - Help!
johnj1710 replied to johnj1710's topic in Windows Server 2000/2003
Indeed... Is an RM CC3 server and yes, you guessed it... Has a 12gb c drive. I had this sorted at my old school when I replaced the servers (although it took some pushing as they don't like non-standard setups). I'll have a look at what's eating it up as soon as I can get back in and let you know. Will try the CD/PXE boot if I can. Don't have any software to hand at the moment as don't know where the previous guy has it stored. Am looking now. May have to get the cd's replaced to do it but will take time. More to come..... -
Server 2003 Re-Booted with full C Drive - Help!
johnj1710 posted a topic in Windows Server 2000/2003
I just started at a new school as the only technician and whilst in the middle of sorting out the lack of space on the Admin server c: drive, CC3 Server 2 has re-booted over night and hung at "unable to load directory services" due to insufficient drive space. No doubt the c drive is full... I have only been here for two days and havn't had time to get to this server yet! Any ideas on how I can get to the C: drive to clear enough space to get this (Old) thing back up and running? -
CA ARCserve® D2D - Recover Faster - Any Advice Please
johnj1710 replied to johnj1710's topic in Wireless Networks
Thanks for this. Looking at it now....- 6 replies
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CA ARCserve® D2D - Recover Faster - Any Advice Please
johnj1710 replied to johnj1710's topic in Wireless Networks
Not yet but soon. I am sorting out some hardware as I want to give it a propper go.....- 6 replies
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Hello all, this is my first ever newly created posts so please go easy on me if I ...... You know what I mean. Anyway, we are a Staffordshire High School with 2 X CC3 servers and 1 Admin Server and have sacked off all support this coming year from RM and SICT and are going it alone with only an RM software support only contract (which only really gives us Tech articles for our CC3 system and the ability to hotfix the servers to keep them up to date). We still have MIS support for the Admin network from SICT but that's it. We are using Backup Exec to zig zag all backups on CC3 and Admin at the moment to 2 X 12TB NAS boxes located in secure outbuildings which are fibre linked to the gigabit network. This will leave us without a Bare Metal Disaster Recovery soultion for the CC3 servers that I am comfortable with in case of a full meltdown. As such, I was hoping to get some of your advice on CA ARCserve® D2D as this is the way I am leaning at the moment but need to make a decision and get it all sorted before April 1 when we loose our support contracts. Any of you using this. It looks and sounds good and for about £198.00 per server I am about to push the button, but.... What do you think? .
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CA ARCserve® D2D: Recover Faster - Anyone using this for disaster recovery.
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Hello all, this is my first ever newly created posts so please go easy on me if I ...... You know what I mean. Anyway, we are a Staffordshire High School with 2 X CC3 servers and 1 Admin Server and have sacked off all support this coming year from RM and SICT and are going it alone with only an RM software support only contract (which only really gives us Tech articles for our CC3 system and the ability to hotfix the servers to keep them up to date). We still have MIS support for the Admin network from SICT but that's it. We are using Backup Exec to zig zag all backups on CC3 and Admin at the moment to 2 X 12TB NAS boxes located in secure outbuildings which are fibre linked to the gigabit network. This will leave us without a Bare Metal Disaster Recovery soultion for the CC3 servers that I am comfortable with in case of a full meltdown. As such, I was hoping to get some of your advice on CA ARCserve® D2D as this is the way I am leaning at the moment but need to make a decision and get it all sorted before April 1 when we loose our support contracts. Any of you using this. It looks and sounds good and for about £198.00 per server I am about to push the button, but.... What do you think? -
Well said! No mincing of words... Just the truth!
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Yes, indeed.....
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I'm blocked but also in staffordshire. Life darker now but hope lies in employment sites still being allowed!

