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Exchange Store Size24 May 2007 16:28 GMT3
Firstly appologies if this exact question has been asked before.
I am trying to figure out exactly what makes up the total size of my
Exchange database store.  If I look in EM then my store is reported as
being about 3Gb in size.  If I look at the individiual files
Running ESEUTIL to Defrag Priv.edb and recover Gained space22 May 2007 22:02 GMT1
Our store has reached the 16GB limit.  I had users delete filesd and believe
I have about 4 to 5 GB of space
to reclaim after running the ESEUTIL to defrag and shrink the priv.  I have
never done this, been doing my
Moving Exchange2003 specific Storage Groups to separate LUNs or di11 May 2007 22:27 GMT1
I have a question concerning whether I can separate specific Storage
group/message stores onto separate LUNS/spindles on our SAN?
Currently the LUN which holds all four of our Storage Groups is approaching
6% of free disk space so to rectify the storage from running out I've
ex2k3 ESM misreport mailbox size11 May 2007 15:50 GMT1
A users outlook 2003 Exchange account is reporting 300+ MB for the entire
mailbox while the Exchange server is reporting over 1.4GB.  I'm concerned
this is the case with many others.  How can I fix this?  Any suggestions?
Thanks,
 
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