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Thanks very much for the quick response, certailny eased my mind!<br />
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Thanks again<br />
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Nick
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Thanks very much for the quick response, certailny eased my mind!

Thanks again

Nick

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You are most welcome :)<br />
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-red
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Hi,<br />
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I am running Small buisness server 2003 SP1 with exchange service pack2. I have noticed a couple of slightly worrying event log entries. One says First storagegroup\mailbox store (server name) has 106mb left after online defrag has terminated. This is worrying as I only have 10 users most of whom use pst files so the store should be nowhere near 16gb. The second log refersa to the Public store and says it only has 1mb free! I am rather confused as the information store totals around 1gb and all users have a 1gb limit on their mailboxes so why am I getting these messages and what can I do to remedy the situation? Any help greatly received!<br />
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I am also getting an 8026 ExchangeAL error &nbsp;saying the LDAP bind was unsuccessful on servername.servername.loca<wbr />l for distinguished name. Directory returned error (0x55) timeout. Should I be worried about this? It's only occurred once (6am this morning)
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Hi,

I am running Small buisness server 2003 SP1 with exchange service pack2. I have noticed a couple of slightly worrying event log entries. One says First storagegroup\mailbox store (server name) has 106mb left after online defrag has terminated. This is worrying as I only have 10 users most of whom use pst files so the store should be nowhere near 16gb. The second log refersa to the Public store and says it only has 1mb free! I am rather confused as the information store totals around 1gb and all users have a 1gb limit on their mailboxes so why am I getting these messages and what can I do to remedy the situation? Any help greatly received!

I am also getting an 8026 ExchangeAL error  saying the LDAP bind was unsuccessful on servername.servername.local for distinguished name. Directory returned error (0x55) timeout. Should I be worried about this? It's only occurred once (6am this morning)

Mailbox store and Public folder store size in SBS2003 with exchange sp2

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).