3.2 Procedure for changing the folders that are used
You can change the folders you use on a management server. If disk space for the database is insufficient, change the folder for the database to a folder on a disk that has enough space.
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On a computer running Windows Server 2019, Windows Server 2016, Windows Server 2012 R2 or Windows Server 2012, do not specify the following folders during setup:
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Folders under system-drive:\program files\WindowsApps
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Folders in storage areas created by virtual provisioning
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To change folders:
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Log on to the OS as a user with administrator permissions.
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From the Windows Start menu, select All Programs, JP1_IT Desktop Management 2 - Manager, Tools, and then Setup.
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In the Setup window, click the Next button.
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In the Select a Setup view, select Settings Modification, and then click the Next button.
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Continue to click the Next button until the Folder Settings view opens.
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Change a folder as needed.
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Continue to click the Next button until the Confirm Setup Settings view opens.
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In the Confirm Setup Settings view, check the settings, and then click the Next button.
The database folder for a database is deleted from the old folder, and is created in the new folder. The data other than the operation logs in the database in the old folder is passed to the new folder, but the old data for operation logs is deleted. Perform manual acquisition of operation log data as needed.
The data in the data folder is moved to the new folder.
When you change the operation log backup folder, the original folder and its contents remain in the system. Log data collected from that point onward is stored in the new folder. If you want all operation log data to be stored in one folder, transfer the data from the old folder to the new folder.
When you change the database folder for operation logs, the existing data is deleted. Perform manual import of operation log data as needed.