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Defragmentation of Exchange 2010 SP1 mode Hosting
Hello friends
I need to defrag my Exchange 2010 SP1 Hosting.
But I found the documentation refers only to the Exchange console.
I need the command to defragment using powershell.
Thank you.
I need to defrag my Exchange 2010 SP1 Hosting.
But I found the documentation refers only to the Exchange console.
I need the command to defragment using powershell.
Thank you.
ASKER
The command was not very clear, I try to run it. Well not quite understand.
After running the command as reassemble the database again?
After running the command as reassemble the database again?
Which command is not clear?
\\testserver\defrag\temp.e db is a UNC share with enough free space = 115% of the current database size. This is for the eseutil to use to copy data too during the defrag process.
When the process is finished all you have to do is run the Mount-Database command and remount the database.
\\testserver\defrag\temp.e
When the process is finished all you have to do is run the Mount-Database command and remount the database.
ASKER
Let me see if I understand correctly then, these are the steps:
1 Run: Dismount-Database 'db01'
2 Run: eseutil /d 'db01.edb' /c:\defrag\temp.edb
3 Run: Mount-Database 'db01'
It would be this way?
1 Run: Dismount-Database 'db01'
2 Run: eseutil /d 'db01.edb' /c:\defrag\temp.edb
3 Run: Mount-Database 'db01'
It would be this way?
ASKER
Please, correct the command ?
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Dismount-Database 'db01'
Then use ESEutil to defrag the database
eseutil /d 'db01.edb' /t\\testserver\defrag\temp
the file location is the temp location for the database during the defrag. i.e. a large file storage device.