So far, we have configured our Windows Server and we have made a few configurations related to SQL Server, but we haven't configured any SQL-specific items inside the SQL Server itself. For the post-installation configuration, there are plenty of settings worth exploring, some of course with careful consideration.
When the server is deployed, many configuration items are configured with default values, which may be modified for your environment. We'll start with some basic configuration for the databases. During the installation, you had to enter the paths for data, log, and backup file locations, which you can later modify if you need to update the location of the default files.
In the Database ...
