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Any reason why you are not on Exchange 2003 SP2? <br />
The log file indicated is corrupt. You need to remove that log file. <br />
However I would suggest that you also update your server. <br />
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Simon. 
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Any reason why you are not on Exchange 2003 SP2?
The log file indicated is corrupt. You need to remove that log file.
However I would suggest that you also update your server.

Simon.

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My apologies... I am running Windows Server 2003 R2, (Enterprise Edition) Service Pack 1 with Exchange 2003 Verision 6.5 (Build 7638.2: Service Pack 2). &nbsp;Do you see any issues with me upgrading my Server OS to SP2? &nbsp;Also... &nbsp;when I do click on the log file... a 'huge' amount of other log files show up as being corrupt also... &nbsp;
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My apologies... I am running Windows Server 2003 R2, (Enterprise Edition) Service Pack 1 with Exchange 2003 Verision 6.5 (Build 7638.2: Service Pack 2).  Do you see any issues with me upgrading my Server OS to SP2?  Also...  when I do click on the log file... a 'huge' amount of other log files show up as being corrupt also...  

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On a system running Windows 2003 EE R2 SP21 running Exchange 2003 sp1, When I go to the Exchange System Manager and go to -Tools -Message Tracking Center and I try to search for a sender etc... &nbsp;The following message populates:<br />
The tracking database file \\mailxxxxxx.domain.int\XX<wbr />XX.log is corrupted near byte offset 1684184.<br />
How can I repair this issue?
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On a system running Windows 2003 EE R2 SP21 running Exchange 2003 sp1, When I go to the Exchange System Manager and go to -Tools -Message Tracking Center and I try to search for a sender etc...  The following message populates:
The tracking database file \\mailxxxxxx.domain.int\XXXX.log is corrupted near byte offset 1684184.
How can I repair this issue?

My message Tracking Center tool in exchange 2003 sp1 is not working, how can I fix it?

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