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Yes, but you would probably be far better off migrating to Exchange 2003, which has a 75GB limit.
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Yes, but you would probably be far better off migrating to Exchange 2003, which has a 75GB limit.

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I agree with the upgrade/migration. &nbsp;You will gain much more functionality also.<br />
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I agree with the upgrade/migration.  You will gain much more functionality also.

- gurutc

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In the meantime, have you done any mailbox maintenance. &nbsp;Also, after getting a backup, you can compress and compact the message store which will gain you back some space. &nbsp;Deleted messages in the message store continue to take up space until you do maintenance.<br />
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In the meantime, have you done any mailbox maintenance.  Also, after getting a backup, you can compress and compact the message store which will gain you back some space.  Deleted messages in the message store continue to take up space until you do maintenance.

- gurutc

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How do i compress and compact please?
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We have hot our 16GB limit on Exchange 2000. If we upgrade to Enterprise will this solve it?
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We have hot our 16GB limit on Exchange 2000. If we upgrade to Enterprise will this solve it?

16GB Size Limit on Exchange

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.