Windows 2003 Server... which defrag tool?

[Homie]

Quote:

Originally posted by billybob3@Jun 27 2003, 06:59 AM
On another note, what does RFTM mean???

What does that mean?!?!

Read The Fu***ng Message I guess Correct me if I'm wrong

Homie

[WarezRocks]

Read The F****** Manual

[MaxPayne]

Eight hours to defrag? Leave around 30% free space on each drive. Less free space and it'll start to get painfully slow. I've got a 36 and a 70 gig RAID set and after a clean Windows 2003 install on the bootdrive and SQL Server 2000 + a bunch of DB's on the data drive it takes no more than 2 mins to defrag each drive with the Windows 2003 defragger. Shut down any apps like SQL Server first though. Remote desktop without having to install terminal services is really sweet too

[hanovski]

O&O Server Edition is a very good defrag tool !

[User Needs]

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[ecperez]

managed to try Perfect disk 6.0 server very good and fast.

[Stringent]

Quote:

Originally posted by billybob3@Jun 27 2003, 05:59 AM
On another note, what does RFTM mean???

What does that mean?!?!

Return To F****** Manufacturer as well

[Capricornxs]

any of the following would work:

Diskeeper Server Standard Edition Ver 8.0 Build 478
Diskeeper Server Enterprise Edition Ver 8.0 Build 459g
Diskeeper Administrator Edition 8.0 Build 477

[DzNFek]

i use Diskeeper Version: 8.0.478.0, worked perfectly since installation.