johnmerrick99
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Exchange Mount Disk Space Script
Hi Expert Team -
I’m looking for a script that can provide me with Exchange Mailbox mount points disk space info. This is what I’m looking for:
The script should have the following
1. Should only look for the MBX severs in our site
2. It should look for all mount points on each MBX server
3. Each server should be on its own excel tab
4. Plus, the following headers for each tab
Headers:
Volume Name – Capacity GB – Free Space GB - %Free
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you
JohnM
I’m looking for a script that can provide me with Exchange Mailbox mount points disk space info. This is what I’m looking for:
The script should have the following
1. Should only look for the MBX severs in our site
2. It should look for all mount points on each MBX server
3. Each server should be on its own excel tab
4. Plus, the following headers for each tab
Headers:
Volume Name – Capacity GB – Free Space GB - %Free
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you
JohnM
ASKER
Thank you Jian An Lim -
The version of Exchange we are using is Exchange 2010 SP3 RU14.
Thanks for your assistance. I greatly appreciate it.
JohnM
The version of Exchange we are using is Exchange 2010 SP3 RU14.
Thanks for your assistance. I greatly appreciate it.
JohnM
next question is your mount on a disk or a volume?
do you seperate your log file to database ?
do you seperate your log file to database ?
ASKER
HI Jian An Lim -
Thanks for the quick response.
Our Exchange has a dedicated storage array. LUNs are presented to the vplex (storage virtualization) and then to the Exchange hosts. So to the Exchange servers, there are multiple physical disks. So DBs and Logs are on separate disks.
Hopes this helps....
JohnM
Thanks for the quick response.
Our Exchange has a dedicated storage array. LUNs are presented to the vplex (storage virtualization) and then to the Exchange hosts. So to the Exchange servers, there are multiple physical disks. So DBs and Logs are on separate disks.
Hopes this helps....
JohnM
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The script should provide required details about exchange log volumes.
what version of exchange you using?
(i need to check which powershell to look for mount point)