Multiple/separate storage accounts?

Hi,
I plan to have a production SQL Server server and a test one. For each, I plan to create separate logical drives:
- 1 for data files
- 1 for log files
- 1 for TempDB
OPTIONS:
(1) Create all VHDs from the same storage account
(2) Have one storage account for production and another for test
(3) Have a separate storage account for each VHD
I'm wanting the best performance, of course. If all VHDs are on the same storage account, I'm not sure if will affect. I see I can have up to 100 storage accounts.. not sure how I should set this up.
Thanks for any help.

Check the following link
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/azure/dn133149.aspx
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/azure/dn248436.aspx
Thanks Subhendu DE - DotNet Artisan If a post answers your question, please click
Mark As Answer on that post. If you find a post helpful, please click Vote as Helpful

Similar Messages

Multiple separate eMail accounts

Can I use seperate email accounts through iCloud (ie. mac.com and a gmail.com) that icloud and my other devices will send and receive seperately? Presently I have a @mac.com, my wife has a @tampabay.rr.com account which does not allow seperate mailboxes for each of us. On my iPhone, iPad, iCloud and computer I would like to chose a seperate inbox for each account. Within that inbox I would like to have multiple mailboxes for filing/saving purposes. Thus far I can only do that with the @mac.com within the iCloud inbox.
Thanks for your help.

IMAP and POP are mail protocols and the use of one or the other depends upont the mail server at your Internet Service Provider.
You should be informed by your provider if the account uses POP or IMAP or even if you can chose one of the two Sometimes also possible.
POP is generally older system than IMAP and the main difference is that with POP you download the message to your local computer (frequetly deleting them from the server while with IMAP you operate directly on the mail server. THe "visible difference" is that with IMAP you can keep different devices in sync in a much simpler way.

Multiple separate Itunes accounts same computer

I have an iTunes account for myself, connected to my computer. I sync both my iPhone and iPad to it.
My daughter got a new iPad for Christmas, with her OWN iTunes account. I don't want to mix the different devices.
How can I keep the 2 separate? The new iPad doesn't even attempt to sync... and only shows my apps, not hers.
I did sign out of my iTunes account, and logged in with her account information... but nothing changed on the library or anything.

Give her her own account on the computer, and let her have her own library. That is the best and least confusing way to keep things separate.
In Windows, Start > Control Panel > Add or remove user accounts.

HT4847 I have an iPad and iPhone backed up with the same icloud account but because iv two the storage has filled really quick, how can I have separate icloud accounts?

I have an iPad and iPhone backed up with the same icloud account but because iv two the storage has filled really quick, how can I have separate icloud accounts?

You got it with that same apple id thing. You can use different apple id's, but then they will not sync. Apple does allow as many free apple id's as you want, but they are in the business to make money.

Can I create a separate icloud account for my husband but still use the same itunes account? I want our contacts, photos and storage capacity to be separate but be able to share music and apps we purchase.

can I create a separate icloud account for my husband but still use the same itunes account? I want our contacts, photos and storage capacity to be separate but be able to share music and apps we purchase.

Welcome to the Apple community Pammy.
Yes, that's exactly what I'd suggest for the vast majority of users.

I lost all of my music on my iPhone and must have separate iTunes account. How do I see if I have multiple accounts?

i lost all of my music on my iPhone and must have separate iTunes account. How do I see if I have multiple accounts?

It may be same computer but if a new, empty, library has been created then it is not the same library your device was synced with...
For general library squiffiness following an upgrade or crash the easiest thing is to restore your last backup, but I guess if it were that simple you wouldn't be here.
Empty/corrupt library after upgrade/crash
Hopefully it's not been too long since you last upgraded iTunes, in fact if you get an empty/incomplete library immediately after upgrading then with the following steps you shouldn't lose a thing or need to do any further housekeeping. In the Previous iTunes Libraries folder should be a number of dated iTunes Library files. Take the most recent of these and copy it into the iTunes folder. Rename iTunes Library.itl as iTunes Library (Corrupt).itl and then rename the restored file as iTunes Library.itl. Start iTunes. Should all be good, bar any recent additions to or deletions from your library.
See iTunes Folder Watch for a tool to catch up with any changes since the backup file was created.
When you get it all working make a backup! For example grab SyncToy 2.1, a free tool from MS. This can be used to copy your entire iTunes library (& other important data folders) onto another hard drive or network share. You can then use SyncToy periodically to synchronise or echo your library to the backup. A preview will show which files need to be updated giving you a chance to spot unexpected changes and during the run only the new or updated files will be copied saving lots of time. And if your media is all organised below the main iTunes folder then you should also be able to open the backup library on any system running the same version of iTunes regardless of drive letter or path.
tt2

My husband and I have separate iTunes accounts, we would like to consolidate to one to save storage space, how do we.

We have separate itunes accounts, one macbook pro and separate phones and ipads. We'd like to consolidate to one itunes. What are the pros and cons, and how do you do it?

You can read how to create Apple IDs here: Set up an Apple ID in iTunes - Apple Support

Multiple iTunes Installation in Separate XP Accounts

My wife and I have separate XP accounts (Home Edition) on the same computer. iTunes is available for use in both accounts. I've configured both our iTunes to point to a shared music folder (C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Shared Documents\Shared Music. Recently I loaded and purchased a whole bunch of music which I wanted her to have access to when she is logged in her account as well.
I logged in as here and from iTunes perform a File - Add Folder to Library. All went fine. I logged out of her account, logged into mine, launched iTunes and all of a sudden a bunch of my songs had "!" exclamation points in front of them? As I began selecting some of them, more exclamation points began to show up. What's going on?
Is it not possible to have 2 separate XP accounts each with iTunes and point both to a shared library of songs where she can see all the library items I see?
Thanks.

Make sure that iTunes isn't moving any files around. Go to edit\prefs\advanced, and uncheck 'keep iTunes folder organized.' Do this on both accounts, and you should be all fixed up.
hudgie

Separate Apple accounts for Facetime on multiple computers?

I have an iMac, and an Air (as well as as two iPads). Do I need to have separate Apple accounts to run Facetime on each of these machines? I have run into some confusing logins with them and am starting to wonder. I have yet to successfully use Facetime.

No ports need to be forwarded. The gateway merely needs to allow outgoing connections to certain ports. Unless you've blocked outgoing traffic, you don't have to do anything.

I have two separate itune accounts under two different email accounts and would like to combine them under one account. Is this possible and if so, how do I do it?

I have two separate itune accounts under two different email accounts and would like to combine them under one account. Is this possible and if so, how do I do it?

If you go to Settings > iTunes & AppStore , you can sign out from your account, and sign in with the one you've used to purchase apps.This will not remove any apps you already have on it.
Then you can go to AppStore and download apps you've purchased (either via "Purchased" button in "Updates", or simply search for them and download them.
That way you can have multiple accounts' apps on your iPad. When updating, you will be prompted for the credentials for account you've purchased given App with.

How can I set up my Mac Pro so that my wife and I can use our separate iTunes accounts? I keep getting an error message that the computer is already associated with an Apple ID even though the two accounts are associated with separate log ins!

I'm getting very confused with setting up multiple user accounts on my Mac Pro for my wife and I. We each have a separate iTunes account, and we want to keep our music libraries seaprate. I've set up two user accounts on the Mac Pro and I have my iTunes authorised and logged into my user account on my user account. Under my wifes user account (i.e. a separate log in on the computer) I'm trying to set up her iTunes account, but I can't download or play anything from the cloud - it just says "This computer is already associated with another iTunes Account" and tells me that if I 'transfer' then I won't be able to use the other one for 90 days! This is really annoying as my wife can't access music she has purchased on her iTunes account on the home machine. We're not trying to do anything dodgy, just access our music on our own accounts on separate log ins on the same machine. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks!

Hi Allan, thanks for that. I've already set up a log in for my wife and that is all working fine. The problem is that when she logs in and opens iTunes and trys to associate her library with her iTunes account she gets the error message "This computer is already associated with another iTunes account". Whilst this is true, the computer is associated with my iTunes account under my separate log in, which should have nothing to do with hers. If she transfers the association to her account it will lock me out of my content on my log in for 90 days - I'm trying to work out how to associate each of the log in accounts with a separate iTunes account so we can access our music independently of one another without locking each other out. Hope that makes sense!

My wife and I have separate login for the Macbook, and separate iCloud accounts, by my contacts still sync to her iPhone. Why is this, and how can we fix it so every time she turns iCloud on, she doesn't end up with all my contacts?

Hey everyone,
This problem has been bugging me for a very long time, and have not been able to find the answer I am looking for.
My wife and I both have separate iphone's with separate iCloud accounts and all. We also both use a Macbook Pro with separate logins.
The issue is, when my wife logs in to her account on the macbook, and turns the contacts on to sync with icloud on her phone, all of my contacts are saving to her phone.
This has happened multiple times, and she says she just wont use it, but I rather have everything work together correctly.
Please help!!!

If you share an Apple ID, both of your phone numbers should be linked to that ID. You should be able to use your phone number as well. My wife, my daughter and I all share an Apple ID for purchases, and we each text from our iOS devices using our own iPhone numbers.
When iOS 6 came out, you were able to link the phone number with your Apple ID to use for Messages and FaceTime. You will need to sign out of messages on all devices and then start the process all over again.
Take a look at this.
iOS and OS X: Link your phone number and Apple ID for use - Support

Is it possible to have 2 icloud accounts on one pc? My wife and I have 2 separate itunes accounts and we have different music stored on our iphones. She just recently got an IPAD and I will be getting one soon. We would like to share ibooks purchased f

Is it possible to have 2 icloud accounts on one pc? My wife and I have 2 separate itunes accounts and we have different music stored on our iphones. She just recently got an IPAD and I will be getting one soon. We would like to share ibooks purchased from itunes. If she stored it them on icloud, can I download it onto my ipad?

How to use multiple iPods, iPads, or iPhones with one computer
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1495
How To Best Use and Share Apple IDs across iPhones, iPads and iPods
http://www.nerdsonsite.com/blog/2012/06/07/help-im-appleid-confused/
 Cheers, Tom

How can my husband and I sync our iphones using one computer? We each have separate itunes accounts, and different contacts and apps.

How do I sync multiple iphones with one computer? My husband and I have separate itunes accounts, as well as different contacts and apps.

Sorry, wrong link:
How to use multiple iPods, iPads, or iPhones with one computer

Syncing multiple devices, user accounts, iTunes accounts one computer

I have a question that I can't find a clear answer.
I previous had one iPod touch and one iPad that I synched with my iTunes library. No problem. But now the wife has finally purchased a verizon iPhone and I want to be able to use my vast app collection for her phone.
Scenario is we each have separate user accounts (so we can maintain our own calendars and contacts, ect.). We each have our own ITunes accounts and our own iTunes libraries by default. She will not be purchasing much on her account though.
How do I, without creating a can of worms, create one library to sync to so I can put apps and music on her phone without erasing any of her separate information. I have read a lot on the subject and there does not seem to be a clear answer anywhere. Yes, I have read ht1495 but that does not seem to be exactly on point
Basically, I have 3 devices, 2 user accounts and 2 iTunes accounts but one computer only. I want to be able to have all iTunes stuff available on both user accounts and be able to have both people be able to read and write to the same library. I am sure there are plenty of people running into this issue with more and more people getting iPhones with verizon. It seems that it is easier to do with multiple computers than one computer.
So, I am looking for help or advice on the easiest way to accomplish this task.
IMac Mac OS X (10.6.6)

The easiest way to accomplish want you want is to transfer what content you want to the separate iTunes library under each user account. To transfer content from your library to your wife's library so that she can use it on her phone, do this:
1. Launch iTunes under your wife's login.
2. Sign her out of iTunes & then you sign in.
3. iTunes>Preferences>Devices>Disable auto-sync when an iPod/iPhone is connected.
4. Connect your phone, DO NOT SYNC!
5. Store>Authorize this Computer(only have to do this once).
6. File Transfer Purchases(all of the purchased content on your phone will be transferred to your wife's library).
7. When complete, eject your phone, sign out of iTunes, sign your wife back in.
You can now sync whatever content you want to your wife's phone. Just remember, all updates to apps obtained using your account must be done while signed in using your account: sign wife out, you sign in, update apps, you sign out, sign wife in, sync her phone.
This way you can share content(permitted under the EUSLA) and still maintain your separate logins. Do the same under your login if you want to share content from your wife's library.
Just load whatever content you want to share on each others phones, transfer the content, then delete it from the respective phone if you don't want to keep it there.

Multiple/separate storage accounts?

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for