EXCHANGE 2010
We have DAG Running and we have 16 mailbox database copies spanning 8mailbox servers.
we are having errors on 4 exchange 2010 servers
(Ex10mbx01
Ex10mbx09
Ex10mbx08
Ex10mbx02
we are having following errors.
1. Database copies failed on server
2. The database copy is low on log volume space. The volume has reached warning levels
how should we correct this
we are having errors on 4 exchange 2010 servers
(Ex10mbx01
Ex10mbx09
Ex10mbx08
Ex10mbx02
we are having following errors.
1. Database copies failed on server
2. The database copy is low on log volume space. The volume has reached warning levels
how should we correct this
Stuart
First look at the available disk space on the log drive's and increase if required. Then depending on the state of the database copy you can either update OR reseed from the active copies
It looks like you are low on disk space. You need to either free up space or expand your volumes.
16 copies for each DB? Secondly, are you getting this error on every DB. I assume you might seeing this on a specific DB.
Do you have Circular logging enabled or not. If not, are you taking backups to purges logs.
Finally, can you run these commands and post the result.
test-replicationhealth
test-servicehealth
get-mailboxdatabasecopysta
Do you have Circular logging enabled or not. If not, are you taking backups to purges logs.
Finally, can you run these commands and post the result.
test-replicationhealth
test-servicehealth
get-mailboxdatabasecopysta
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I am taking regular back ups
Then you need to check your DB sizes may be they are increasing and there is no space left for log creation if you are storing EDB and logs on same disk
ASKER
where can I check edb and log files also
does it have to do anything with white space
does it have to do anything with white space
White space is created on DB always, as Exchange do online maintenance on daily basis if you have that schedule configured.
But however if you have a lot of white space, then you can do offline defragmentation but it will be created again. You must do sizing your exchange infra.
to check white space of your DBs, please follow below command:
Get-mailboxdatabase -status | ft Name, AvailableNewMailboxSpace
But however if you have a lot of white space, then you can do offline defragmentation but it will be created again. You must do sizing your exchange infra.
to check white space of your DBs, please follow below command:
Get-mailboxdatabase -status | ft Name, AvailableNewMailboxSpace