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Exchange sending out old sent email from month ago after reboot.
I have a couple of strange things happen with our exchange 2013 server. I noticed that the C: volume was getting low on free space and I didn’t see any real cause.
I was going to expand the volume size, but before I did that I need to bounce the box to finish an install of a new backup agent for my backup Exec upgrade.
After I bounced the box I noticed that the c: volume had gone from 8.5 gig free to 23.1 gig free.
First question: What may have been using up the space and why restarting would reclaim so much? I did not change the volume size yet.
Second question: I have a few users that are saying their email account is resending email that they had already sent from about a month ago after the reboot of the exchange 2013 server. Any ideas on the cause of that?
I was going to expand the volume size, but before I did that I need to bounce the box to finish an install of a new backup agent for my backup Exec upgrade.
After I bounced the box I noticed that the c: volume had gone from 8.5 gig free to 23.1 gig free.
First question: What may have been using up the space and why restarting would reclaim so much? I did not change the volume size yet.
Second question: I have a few users that are saying their email account is resending email that they had already sent from about a month ago after the reboot of the exchange 2013 server. Any ideas on the cause of that?
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Simon Butler (Sembee)
Where are your log files poitning to? If the diskspace is taken by files starting with e000... and 1024 KB in size, these are the logfiles for your database. Running a full backup should remove themB
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Those files are on different volumes. Its not a log files issue.
Thanks.
Thanks.
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