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What do the values for Get-MailboxStatistics for Exchange 2013 mean?
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I ran the following command on Exchange 2013 and got the output,
[PS] C:\Windows\system32>Get-Ma
name :
TotalDeletedItemSize : 143.4 MB (150,352,426 bytes)
TotalItemSize : 3.212 GB (3,448,551,942 bytes)
MessageTableTotalSize : 825.2 MB (865,239,040 bytes)
MessageTableAvailableSize : 21.28 MB (22,315,008 bytes)
AttachmentTableTotalSize : 2.202 GB (2,364,768,256 bytes)
AttachmentTableAvailableSi
OtherTablesTotalSize : 49.09 MB (51,478,528 bytes)
OtherTablesAvailableSize : 2.094 MB (2,195,456 bytes)
I know what TotalDeleltedItemSize and TotalItemSize mean. Can anyone tell me what the other values (in bold) mean?
Also, in this case the total Mailbox size is = TotalItemSize or the addition of all the other values too?
I ran the following command on Exchange 2013 and got the output,
[PS] C:\Windows\system32>Get-Ma
name :
TotalDeletedItemSize : 143.4 MB (150,352,426 bytes)
TotalItemSize : 3.212 GB (3,448,551,942 bytes)
MessageTableTotalSize : 825.2 MB (865,239,040 bytes)
MessageTableAvailableSize : 21.28 MB (22,315,008 bytes)
AttachmentTableTotalSize : 2.202 GB (2,364,768,256 bytes)
AttachmentTableAvailableSi
OtherTablesTotalSize : 49.09 MB (51,478,528 bytes)
OtherTablesAvailableSize : 2.094 MB (2,195,456 bytes)
I know what TotalDeleltedItemSize and TotalItemSize mean. Can anyone tell me what the other values (in bold) mean?
Also, in this case the total Mailbox size is = TotalItemSize or the addition of all the other values too?
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Thank you Saber and Tom. This information is great help and the exact explanation I was looking for.
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