I discovered that my Small Business Server (2003) was extremely very slow to respond to basic tasks.  Printers were not working,  browsing files and folders was slow and users were complaining of  overall speed issues. On further inspection, I learned that C:\WINDOWS\system32\LogFiles\ folder had over 6gb of logfiles. The question was, could I delete these files and more importantly, can I prevent this from reocurring?

The solution and description to this error is set out below;

Unless you need to report who is connecting to your (1)  Web site,  (2) and/or SMTP server, you can delete the files in these folders . If you are not interested in this information, you can turn logging off on the SMTP Virtual Server in Exchange System Manager, and on the Default Web Site in IIS Manager.

 To do this;

1. Open IIS. Then right click on your default web site, and from the Web Site Tab, you can uncheck the “Enable Logging” section. Alternatively, you can slect properties and modify the path for these log files to an alternative location.

2. Open Exchange System Manager. Click on Administrative Groups, Servers, <Exchange-db- name>, Protocols, SMTP and right-click on ‘Default Virtual Server’ and select properties. You can also uncheck ‘Enable Logging’ here or again, modify the path in the properties section.

I Hope you too have Found A Fix !!