You can attach a second DB and move some content there. But what in the hell you are storing in 20 folders? 100 GB per folder. Even hard core outlook users seldom reach such a limit. Especially, who ever will read what is inside, I mean in his current and the twenty following lifes.
I guess, Seth is on the right track. Clean it up....
Scotch Tech
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ha. There are many PF mailboxes that were required for a Exchange 2007 to 2013 migration, at the time this was MS recommendation.
yes, but at the end it is also not a problem to reorganize the databases just by moving the mailboxes. But cleaning up is the first choice, also for normal mailboxes, the second maybe a few rules and if th erules do not work a few policies for auto cleanup. It is like a roof, everything you don't need anymore is store there, and after 20 years, you throw it.
Scotch Tech
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How do you get users to clean review and clean 20TB of data?
start cleaning it out
if there are things you need to keep for legal or other reasons, you might want to look at a 3rd party archiving solution
Public folders
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/exchange/collaboration/public-folders/public-folders?view=exchserver-2019