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I've never tried that procedure itself. I have moved the mailboxes to another store because of a simular issue. <br />
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You have one Mailbox store per Storage Group! You could have just left them all in one for easier management. Each Storage Group can have up to 5 stores, so with your 4 stores and the public, that would be maxing out one storage group.<br />
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Thank You for your replys<br />
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Move it is when I have the time to take control of database. &nbsp;Sometime after the DST modifications have calmed down.
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I am running an Enterprise version of Exchange 2003<br />
There are 4 storage groups, each storage group has one mailbox store.<br />
All the storage groups and Mailbox stores have appropriate names<br />
One of the mailbox database files has an incorrect (misleading) name which has the potential to confuse <br />
&nbsp; someone who is trying to recover data at 2:00 AM when their mind is not as sharp as it should be.<br />
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Is there a procedure to rename the database file names?<br />
This is not an emergency<br />
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Mark Magnus
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I am running an Enterprise version of Exchange 2003
There are 4 storage groups, each storage group has one mailbox store.
All the storage groups and Mailbox stores have appropriate names
One of the mailbox database files has an incorrect (misleading) name which has the potential to confuse 
  someone who is trying to recover data at 2:00 AM when their mind is not as sharp as it should be.

Is there a procedure to rename the database file names?
This is not an emergency

Mark Magnus

I&#39;ve never tried that procedure itself. I have moved the mailboxes to another store because of a simular issue. 

You have one Mailbox store per Storage Group! You could have just left them all in one for easier management. Each Storage Group can have up to 5 stores, so with your 4 stores and the public, that would be maxing out one storage group.



Thank You for your replys

Move it is when I have the time to take control of database.  Sometime after the DST modifications have calmed down.

Rename Exchange 2003 mailbox store file names

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