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Configuring Exchange 2010 Databases in large organization best pratice
Hello Experts,
I needed some advice how to configure my users, here the summary of the way the exchange 2010 servers are laid out
We have about 10 dbs running on 3 nodes in a dag enviroment
I have close to 400 mailboxes
Ideally I would like to keep each mailbox under 100 gb
Just wanted to find out the best practice on what criteria is being used when databases are configured and how users are placed
right now mail1 mail2 mail3 mail4 are company 1 about 250 close to users
mail 5 is company2 - about 12 users
mail 6 is company3 about 12 users
mail 7 - temporary holding db
mail 8 - temporary holding db
mail 9 - company 3
mail 10 - temporary holding db.
Thanks a lot,
M
I needed some advice how to configure my users, here the summary of the way the exchange 2010 servers are laid out
We have about 10 dbs running on 3 nodes in a dag enviroment
I have close to 400 mailboxes
Ideally I would like to keep each mailbox under 100 gb
Just wanted to find out the best practice on what criteria is being used when databases are configured and how users are placed
right now mail1 mail2 mail3 mail4 are company 1 about 250 close to users
mail 5 is company2 - about 12 users
mail 6 is company3 about 12 users
mail 7 - temporary holding db
mail 8 - temporary holding db
mail 9 - company 3
mail 10 - temporary holding db.
Thanks a lot,
M
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We are running Enterprise Edition on a DAG Enviroment.
We got 3 servers attached to a 6tb DAS. and have internal drives of c: 136 d: 136 and E: is 400 f: 400
We are keeps logs on d: drive for all 4 dbs and e: has db1 and db3 and f: drive is db2 and db4 and g: das is g: drive on which db5 to db10.
I need to find the best to allocate users across all dbs.
Regards,
M