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Hello,<br />
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We have a two-member DAG with 5 databases on Exchange 2010 Standard. We also have a separate Exchange 2010 Standard server dedicated to archiving which currently has 2 databases.<br />
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In order to improve the efficiency of our backups, we want to add more archive databases.<br />
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Does the Exchange 2010 Standard limit of 5 database apply to archiving as well?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Scott
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Hello,

We have a two-member DAG with 5 databases on Exchange 2010 Standard. We also have a separate Exchange 2010 Standard server dedicated to archiving which currently has 2 databases.

In order to improve the efficiency of our backups, we want to add more archive databases.

Does the Exchange 2010 Standard limit of 5 database apply to archiving as well?

Thanks,

Scott

How many archive databases can I have in Exchange 2010 Standard?

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