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How to purge mail boxes and gain disk space IMMEDIATELY in exchange 2003??
I need a quick answer on this one!
How can i purge a mailbox and get some immediate gains in disk space on our exchange partition?
I set the deleted mail and mailbox retention to 0, but still no dice.
This drive only has 30 megs left! once it hits 10 megs, I believe i'm screwed, as there is nothing else on this drive I can compress, please help
dont criticize me or ask for other details at the moment, just tell me how i can purge specific mail boxes and get more ROOM NOW! thank you!!
How can i purge a mailbox and get some immediate gains in disk space on our exchange partition?
I set the deleted mail and mailbox retention to 0, but still no dice.
This drive only has 30 megs left! once it hits 10 megs, I believe i'm screwed, as there is nothing else on this drive I can compress, please help
dont criticize me or ask for other details at the moment, just tell me how i can purge specific mail boxes and get more ROOM NOW! thank you!!
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Yep. I'd run a known good backup first before thinking about a defrag as the defrag will require an outage. It can take hours depending on the size of the databases. Another thing to note is that MS states that an off-line defrag is not required for Exchange 2000/2003. I tend to agree unless you have deleted a large number of large mailboxes from the system its not really useful. The on-line defrag does a pretty good job of clearing the white space.
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