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Running SP1 with MDBDATA Folder size of 27.3GB
Greetings,
I've taken over a MS 2003 SBS running Exchange 2003 SP1. Exhange is the version that comes with the SBS Server.The "Exchsrvr" Folder containing the MDBDATA Folder with Priv1.edb & Priv1.stm files have been relocated to a separate "D" Partition (not sure if that's important). Exhange Email is currrently working without any problems. My confusion is with the fact that the Priv1.edb & Priv1.stm files combined = 27.3GB's (.edb=13.6GB, .stm=13.7GB) which appear to be well over the 16GB limitation SP1 allows for.
Do I need to upgrade to SP2 to avoid any problems?
Any insight would be appreciated.
Thank you in advance.
John B
I've taken over a MS 2003 SBS running Exchange 2003 SP1. Exhange is the version that comes with the SBS Server.The "Exchsrvr" Folder containing the MDBDATA Folder with Priv1.edb & Priv1.stm files have been relocated to a separate "D" Partition (not sure if that's important). Exhange Email is currrently working without any problems. My confusion is with the fact that the Priv1.edb & Priv1.stm files combined = 27.3GB's (.edb=13.6GB, .stm=13.7GB) which appear to be well over the 16GB limitation SP1 allows for.
Do I need to upgrade to SP2 to avoid any problems?
Any insight would be appreciated.
Thank you in advance.
John B
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You should install SP2 before you run in to a problem.
Yep, and as i said if you want to stick to SP1 keep praying hard - thats all you can do.
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Here is the Open Exchange System Manager info that markusdamenous suggested I post:
VERSION 6.5 (Build 7638.2: Service Pack 2)
Hmmm....Exchange is Service Pack 2 but the MS SBS 2003 is SP1.
Does this mean the party will last (until 75 GB's) and I can skip a few Sundays of church?
John B
VERSION 6.5 (Build 7638.2: Service Pack 2)
Hmmm....Exchange is Service Pack 2 but the MS SBS 2003 is SP1.
Does this mean the party will last (until 75 GB's) and I can skip a few Sundays of church?
John B
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Thanks markusdamenous and Exhange Geek,
I fully understand what I'm looking at and what to expect going forward due to your excellent insight and explainations.
Thanks for the extra input on SBS 2003 SP2 markusdamenous.
I appreciate the time and expertise you both gave towards this issue.
Thank you,
John B
I fully understand what I'm looking at and what to expect going forward due to your excellent insight and explainations.
Thanks for the extra input on SBS 2003 SP2 markusdamenous.
I appreciate the time and expertise you both gave towards this issue.
Thank you,
John B
To check the Exchange SP level,
Open Exchange System Manager (ESM)
Expand the "Servers" container
Right click on your server, and choose Properties
On that tab, it has Version. Please paste in here exactly what that says,