Installation to D:quovadx on Windows 2003 Server

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March 16, 2007 at 7:02 pm #49145
Rick Martin
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We’ve always had Cloverleaf installed on the C: drive (either C:hci or C:quovadx). We’re bringing up new servers and the server admins are asking if we can install to the D: drive (e.g. D:quovadx) instead.

Are there any issues with doing so? According to the installation documents, it looks like it should be ok.

Thanks! Rick
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- March 22, 2007 at 10:52 pm #60886
  David Garcia
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  A few years ago when we were still on Windows 2000 I needed to move the C:hci folder to another drive because of insufficient space. After bringing everything down, we moved the C:hci holder to the E: drive and then set up a symbolic link that pointed C:hci to E:hci. I wasn’t even aware this was possible on Windows until one of my admins suggested it.
  
  You should not have any trouble with a fresh install on the D: drive.
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