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Thanks Adam for the followup - I've modified per your suggestion - will kick that puppy off later this evening for a test run and report back tomorrow...
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Thanks Adam for the followup - I've modified per your suggestion - will kick that puppy off later this evening for a test run and report back tomorrow...

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Worked like a charm - much appreciated Adam!
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Worked like a charm - much appreciated Adam!

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Hello Experts - I've been reviewing several technet/other articles on using task scheduler to manage the size of the log files generated on this system. <br />
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I'm currently going with this link recommendation: (1st paragraph with the CGI script verbage):<br />
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<a href="https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/5b9dd872-5803-4dae-83d1-584424b7bd94/exchange-2013-system-logs-disk-getting-full?forum=exchangesvradmin" rel="ugc nofollow">https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/5b9dd872-5803-4dae-83d1-584424b7bd94/exchange-2013-system-logs-disk-getting-full?forum=exchangesvradmin</a><br />
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Wanted to run this series of snapshots by you guys to see if this looks correct as to using task scheduler. I&quot;m not terribly learned on scripting, etc so looking for another set of eyes to see if this looks good to go with - <br />
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Hello Experts - I've been reviewing several technet/other articles on using task scheduler to manage the size of the log files generated on this system. 

I'm currently going with this link recommendation: (1st paragraph with the CGI script verbage):

https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/5b9dd872-5803-4dae-83d1-584424b7bd94/exchange-2013-system-logs-disk-getting-full?forum=exchangesvradmin

Wanted to run this series of snapshots by you guys to see if this looks correct as to using task scheduler. I"m not terribly learned on scripting, etc so looking for another set of eyes to see if this looks good to go with - 







Exchange 2013/16 Log File Management

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