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We are slowly migrating from Exchange 2010 to 2013. I just got an alert saying the new server was almost out of resource - Upon checking, it seems there is a mailbox folder in the default path (C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\V15\Mailbox) that is eating up 200gb+. All the databases we have setup are on their own partition on D, so not a clue how this has got there<br />
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On checking in ECP, only the &quot;known&quot; databases are showing on both servers - so we have no clue where this one is from or where it is linked from!<br />
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It wont let me delete the folder as its in use - and i can see it growing constantly (190000 items and counting so far) - it has the standard layout of an EDB, and lots of logs!<br />
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Does anyone have any idea where this could be from? We use Acronis online to backup but i'm pretty sure it doesn't create a whole new Exchange database to backup with!<br />
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Regards<br />
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Steve
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We are slowly migrating from Exchange 2010 to 2013. I just got an alert saying the new server was almost out of resource - Upon checking, it seems there is a mailbox folder in the default path (C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\V15\Mailbox) that is eating up 200gb+. All the databases we have setup are on their own partition on D, so not a clue how this has got there

On checking in ECP, only the "known" databases are showing on both servers - so we have no clue where this one is from or where it is linked from!

It wont let me delete the folder as its in use - and i can see it growing constantly (190000 items and counting so far) - it has the standard layout of an EDB, and lots of logs!

Does anyone have any idea where this could be from? We use Acronis online to backup but i'm pretty sure it doesn't create a whole new Exchange database to backup with!

Regards

Steve

A strange Exchange 2013 database folder but not showing in Exchange!

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