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Does Exchange 2010 use SMT database like Exchange 2000 and 20003?
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Does Exchange 2010 use SMT database like Exchange 2000 and 20003?

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oops stm file<br />
I guess not
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I need to check where each Exchange 2010 database is storing the EDB file and log files.<br />
we have 2 mailbox servers that are part of the DAG.<br />
8 DB Mounted and 8 DB Healthy on each server, total of 16 Databases<br />
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I believe Exchange 2010 does not use STM database like Exchange 2000 and 2003.<br />
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I wonder if there is a powershell command that will display &nbsp;each database and the location of its edb and log files location.<br />
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Thank you
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I need to check where each Exchange 2010 database is storing the EDB file and log files.
we have 2 mailbox servers that are part of the DAG.
8 DB Mounted and 8 DB Healthy on each server, total of 16 Databases

I believe Exchange 2010 does not use STM database like Exchange 2000 and 2003.

I wonder if there is a powershell command that will display  each database and the location of its edb and log files location.

Thank you

Check the EDB and Log files locations

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