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Defrag MS Exchange 2003 databases on remote drive

Asked by smiliegus in MS DOS, Exchange Email Server, Microsoft Server

Tags: Exchange 2003

What are the command lines to drfrag the public, private and DS  databases for Exchange 2003?  There is not enough space on the email server to do the defrag locally, so it needs to be done on a networked drive.  The command line we used to use for the private DB is:
esetuil /d /ispriv /tt:\etemp\tempdfpr.edb /bt:\ebackup\backdfpr.edb, where t: is the mapped drive for the defrag files.
When I attempt this now I reveice a message that the database is not defined. This command was executed from the c:\program files\exchsrvr\bin directory where the eseutil program is located.
I have tried what is suggested on the Micorsoft site, but it is unclear to me exactly how to construct the statement for that the command will work.
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