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So in the interim, without causing any downtime to the production server, Cain just turn on circular logging to prevent log build up ?
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So in the interim, without causing any downtime to the production server, Cain just turn on circular logging to prevent log build up ?

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hi People,<br />
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I'm having a problem with my Exchange Server 2007 SP3 (CCR configured) transaction log growth. it is growing to become more than 60 GB+ while I have checked that backup and CCR replication is all in good normal condition.<br />
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Can anyone please assist me with what is the best way to diagnose and troubleshoot this issue ?<br />
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Thanks
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hi People,

I'm having a problem with my Exchange Server 2007 SP3 (CCR configured) transaction log growth. it is growing to become more than 60 GB+ while I have checked that backup and CCR replication is all in good normal condition.

Can anyone please assist me with what is the best way to diagnose and troubleshoot this issue ?

Thanks

Exchange Server 2007 SP3 CCR transaction log growing to 60 GB+

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