Troy Werelius www.Lucid8.com. Search, Recover, & Extract Mailboxes, Folders, & Email Items from Offline EDB's and Live Exchange Servers with Lucid8's DigiScope. If you want to see if the problem is coming from an internal Device/Machine you can use one of the following. MS USER MONITOR:. Step by step installation of the DigiScope so that you can Discover, Recover, Migrate & Extract Mailboxes.

Hi I will explain my exchange server setup. It is Exchange Server 2007 withh CCR setup. One hub and cas server, 2 mailbox servers. My problem is the echange databse server file is growing too fast.

It was 246 GB and now it reaches 271 GB with in a span of 5 days. The Leftovers Tom Perrotta Pdf Writer. It was stable with 246 GB for along period. User's are not archiving their mailboxes as it is done by Syamntec Enterprise Vault.

I check the EV server everythign is working fine. But why this exchange database growing such a fast pace is really a problem for me. Is there any way to find what problem or which user creating the problem. How I can know the see the usage of different users on exchange for a given moment of time. Expecting a early reply from you. • You would want to look for Event 703 in your event log to determine when the last online defragmentation too place • Here is another useful article for you as well • If your database backup overlaps the nightly online maintenance schedule it will stop the online maintenance process. So it could very well be that its never being allowed to finish the defrag process.

SO I would recommend two things. A: to force the maintenance process you can TEMPORARILY set the maintenance to run at all times This will impact the box performance for until its done but as long as you set it back to a reasonable schedule it will be short lived. B: then examine your backup schedule times and then det your online maintenance to run outside the backup times Troy Werelius Search, Recover, & Extract Mailboxes, Folders, & Email Items from Offline EDB's and Live Exchange Servers with Lucid8's. Russ is on point and there are several things you can check when it comes to rogue log generation, it can happen for many reasons i.e. Data importation (doesn't sounds likely based upon your explanation) 2. Mailbox Moves and in some cases stuck/looping pending moves 3. Automated mailings, i.e.

If you have someone sending out large mail blast 4. 3rd party integration, i.e. If you are using a CRM system with an outlook plugin it can cause issues.

I know there was an issue with MS CRM Dynamics that caused this in the past 6. I believe the online defragmnentation is not happening for 20-23 days. We had small problem with the backup earlier and when we resolved it backup is doing fine but its taking too much time. May be the online maintenance time is pverlapped by backup job of exchange all these days. So today let me see to hold the backup to let the Exchange to do the onlone defragmentation.

Now the size of exchange is 283 gb. Whether the time 1AM to 6 AM is enough to complete the online defrag of these big database? • You would want to look for Event 703 in your event log to determine when the last online defragmentation too place • Here is another useful article for you as well • If your database backup overlaps the nightly online maintenance schedule it will stop the online maintenance process. So it could very well be that its never being allowed to finish the defrag process.

SO I would recommend two things. A: to force the maintenance process you can TEMPORARILY set the maintenance to run at all times This will impact the box performance for until its done but as long as you set it back to a reasonable schedule it will be short lived. B: then examine your backup schedule times and then det your online maintenance to run outside the backup times Troy Werelius Search, Recover, & Extract Mailboxes, Folders, & Email Items from Offline EDB's and Live Exchange Servers with Lucid8's. Pdf Zentangle Patterns For Kids. It seems my database is not performing a full pass of online defarg with in 4 hrs (1AM to 5AM).