The parameters are used to set the location and properties associated with the log files.
The parameter CircularLoggingEnabled is used to enable circular logging. By default, the parameter
is set to false , meaning circular logging is not enabled. The recovery storage group parameter is to set
up the new storage group for recovery. Recovery Storage Groups (RSG) are covered later in this chapter.
The following example creates a new storage group on the server MB001, and sets the location of the log
and system folders:
New-StorageGroup -Name ???Storage Group 2??? -Server MB001
-LogFolderPath ???D:\Logs\Second Storage Group???
-SystemFolderPath ???D:\Logs\Second Storage Group???
Moving Storage Groups
One administrative task for storage groups is to move their location. During the move, all databases in
the storage group will be dismounted and unavailable for clients. The Move-StorageGroupPath cmdlet
must be run locally on the mailbox server. Also note that the path cannot be at the root of the drive. This
cmdlet has most of the same parameters as the New-StorageGroup cmdlet:
Move-StorageGroupPath -Identity < StorageGroupIdParameter >
[-ConfigurationOnly < SwitchParameter > ] [-CopyLogFolderPath
< NonRootLocalLongFullPath > ] [-CopySystemFolderPath
< NonRootLocalLongFullPath > ] [-DomainController < Fqdn > ] [-Force
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< SwitchParameter > ] [-LogFolderPath < NonRootLocalLongFullPath > ]
[-SystemFolderPath < NonRootLocalLongFullPath > ]
Move-StorageGroupPath -Identity ???First Storage Group??? -LogFolderPath ???C:\SG\SG1???
-SystemFolderPath ???C:\SG\SG1???
Removing Storage Groups
Another task is to remove storage groups.
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