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Exchange Server 2010 SP3 - How to gain more space

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I have an Exchange Server 2010 SP3 and i would like to know  this:

1 - Where do i look in order to find out how much space i have left on my Exchange database
2 - By removing users, do i create more space on my Server?
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8/22/2022 - Mon
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mallony

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Great to know but you didn't answer my first question which is:

1 - - Where do i look in order to find out how much space i have left on my Exchange database?
Martin Perotto

He did answer your question.

"The exchange database will usually go until the drive is full, then it will crash horribly."

If your DB is on D and you have 10 GB left. You have 10 GB left of space.
And keep in mind if you have 10GB you need at least 5GB of space to make the drive bigger.

you can remove whitespace in your database to reclaim some space on the drive.
mallony

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how do i remove whitespace in your database to reclaim some space on the drive?
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Should I ask another question for that?
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Very helpful info. Thanks.