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Exchange 2007 Public Folder Database and Log Size after 2007 Migration
We migrated from one domain to another over the weekend which included migrating from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2007. The public folders were exported to PST and copied from Outlook to the Exchange 2007 via Outlook. Those PSTs were a total of 3GB themselves, but we now have a 600+GB public folder store and 750 GB of log files with space running out in quick fashion. I'm currently making a backup of the public folders to (hopefully) clear out and remove the logs.
Just a side note, there are two servers in this environment and we are replicating the public folders between them.
Any thoughts or ideas why we see this crazy size increase?
Thanks,
Bg
Just a side note, there are two servers in this environment and we are replicating the public folders between them.
Any thoughts or ideas why we see this crazy size increase?
Thanks,
Bg
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AaronIT
Did you ever get a resolution on this? I'm having a similar issue where my numbers don't add up.
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Not yet. We're still digging out of the domain migration hole so it hasn't been a top priority as it's not affecting operations, but it having a major impact on our backup strategy.
That is same issue I'm having here, do you or did you have replication enabled?
We had the same problem and after a lot of digging with Microsoft we discover that it is related to the single instance in Exchange 2007.
In early versions of Exchange the single instance in Public folder was on the Messages, now in Exchange 2007 the single instance is on the Attachments.
another issue is the Page size that increased from 4Kb to 8Kb.
in my case the Public folder increased 3 times its size !
I cant find the formula to calculate it.. sorry..
In early versions of Exchange the single instance in Public folder was on the Messages, now in Exchange 2007 the single instance is on the Attachments.
another issue is the Page size that increased from 4Kb to 8Kb.
in my case the Public folder increased 3 times its size !
I cant find the formula to calculate it.. sorry..
Have you found a solution to this?
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