How To Remove Exchange Server 2010 Transaction Log Files
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Another possibility is to judiciously remove unneeded Exchange transaction logs. Although Microsoft doesn't recommend it, there is a way to find out manually which transaction logs are no longer needed by determining the last checkpoint created by an Exchange Server backup. Exchange Server 2010 customers sometimes ask why their server disk drive is filling up with log files. Usually they are referring to the transaction log files created by the mailbox databases. Update February 2013 – there is a specific issue with iOS 6.1 that causes excessive log generation on Exchange servers. Click here for more details. How to manually purge Exchange server logs – clean and easy Update 9/Jun/2015 – Thanks to Josh Davis for the feedback, I’ve added a note about making sure to include both drives (if EDB and LOG files are separated).
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