As we mentioned before here, Exchange 2003 SP2 brings us increased database size limits for Exchange 2003 Standard servers with SP2 installed. There is more here than meets the eye, however, and I ...
Updated Jul 01, 2019
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Hi,
My organization uses the Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Standard and the additional space for the Exchange store DB was desperately needed, so the SP2 limit size increase was received like a blessing.
However after the SP2 was installed I run the Microsoft Exchange Best Practices Analyser Tool and keep receiving a Critical Issue warning that Mailbox store exceeds 15 GB.
I followed the procedures described at the related article to change the default storage using the registry editor, checked and rechecked, the server restarted, etc., but the BPAnalyserTool keeps sending the same warning.
How can I be sure that the database limits were increased and are in use?
Can you help me?
Note: Version installed 6.5 (Build 7638.2: Service Pack 2)
This installation is an upgrade from Microsoft Exchange 2000 server and runs with Microsoft 2003 Server (also upgraded from Windows 2000 server)
My organization uses the Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Standard and the additional space for the Exchange store DB was desperately needed, so the SP2 limit size increase was received like a blessing.
However after the SP2 was installed I run the Microsoft Exchange Best Practices Analyser Tool and keep receiving a Critical Issue warning that Mailbox store exceeds 15 GB.
I followed the procedures described at the related article to change the default storage using the registry editor, checked and rechecked, the server restarted, etc., but the BPAnalyserTool keeps sending the same warning.
How can I be sure that the database limits were increased and are in use?
Can you help me?
Note: Version installed 6.5 (Build 7638.2: Service Pack 2)
This installation is an upgrade from Microsoft Exchange 2000 server and runs with Microsoft 2003 Server (also upgraded from Windows 2000 server)