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I wonder if transaction logs get created when moving mailboxes from &nbsp; Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2010.<br />
if so , on which &nbsp;server they get created, and in which location they get created.<br />
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for instance, if I have 50 Mailboxes of 1GB each, what would be the number of the logs or size of the logs that get created &nbsp;after the move?<br />
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Thank you
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I wonder if transaction logs get created when moving mailboxes from   Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2010.
if so , on which  server they get created, and in which location they get created.

for instance, if I have 50 Mailboxes of 1GB each, what would be the number of the logs or size of the logs that get created  after the move?

Thank you

Logs created when moving mailboxes

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