When you are selecting a directory for the Iguana log files, the following guidelines may be helpful:

• If possible, try to put the log directory on a different partition or drive than the one on which Iguana is installed. This will ensure that your log files remain accessible if the partition that contains the Iguana application malfunctions.

• Ensure that the partition has enough available disk space to hold the log files, or that more space can be added if needed.

	If your system includes one or more directories that are accessible from Microsoft Windows Network, Samba or any other implementation of the Server Message Block (SMB) protocol, you should not use any of these directories as the log directory for Iguana. Mounting a log file on an SMB network partition may lead to data corruption or data loss. Iguana does not support using an SMB partition as the log directory. For more on the SMB protocol and its implementations, see the Wikipedia entry for Server Message Block.

You can also change the log directory after you have installed Iguana. For details, see Changing the Log Directory.