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Hi PrasantChettri ,
The immediate solution is to remove transition logs, which will free up plenty of space in the disk. To clear up transaction logs (If you don't need the logs further), enable circular logging for the database. Mount and un-mount the databases is needed to take effect the changes. Once the logs are clear up, you can disable circular logging again to keep the original settings
Thanks,
Manu
- manuphilipJun 24, 2020MCT
When you enable circular logging in database, It re synchronizes the logs and it will be purged in all database copies. It may few hours depends on the database size. A 200 GB of database with 300 GB logs takes 3 to 4 hours in Blade servers
To Enable circular logging, you may use the following cmdlet :
Set-MailboxDatabase “DatabaseName” -CircularLoggingEnabled:$TrueTo Disable:
Set-MailboxDatabase “DatabaseName” -CircularLoggingEnabled:$False- PrasantChettriJul 01, 2020Copper Contributor
manuphilip I enabled circular log from gui but it did not clean up automatically after mount and dismount. I ended up deleting log files manually
- manuphilipJul 01, 2020MCT
Circular logging is meant to rollout logs. Please check you have followed the steps correctly
Thanks,
Manu