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Information store stops - please help - Microsoft Exchange

Information store stops - please help

Posted: 15 Jun 2005 12:58 PM PDT

What version of Exchange? What is the size of your IS?

Zev

"Miha" <si> wrote in message
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Does RSET Reset RETR-caused Deletions?

Posted: 14 Jun 2005 03:20 PM PDT

It's doubtful that the RSET command would help you. Its intention is to cancel the DELE
commands issued this session.

But since the POP3 server should not automatically mark for deletion records that have
just had a RETR, maybe it will work on the errant server.

Rather than the RSET command, another thing to try is just end the connection without
issuing the QUIT command. The POP3 server is not supposed to delete any messages until
the QUIT command is issued. And if the session ends without the QUIT command, the POP3
server is to assume that the connection was lost and the mail client lost all downloaded
messages.

But the real fix is to talk the POP3 server administrator into changing their policy.

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Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm


"Carl Gunther" <com> wrote in message
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Your Account is Suspended For Security Reasons

Posted: 14 Jun 2005 01:10 PM PDT

Hi Peter
 

thats a sort of virus. just delete these mails. and _never_ execute the
attachments.
maybe you wish to buy a antivirus-programm for your exchange.

greets,
frank

Sending mail restriction

Posted: 14 Jun 2005 06:01 AM PDT

Open ESM > select the Distribution Group > Properties > Exchange General tab 

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Posted: 11 Jun 2005 08:01 PM PDT

On Sun, 12 Jun 2005 04:20:01 -0700, "Andrew Garrett"
<microsoft.com> wrote:
 
If you only use the Outlook client for a few tests would I be right in
assuming that you don't have the problem? Just trying to narrow down
which device (PC or mobile) is causing the issues here.
Try the same when not on cached as well.

STORE.EXE - MS Exchange Information Store

Posted: 10 Jun 2005 08:56 AM PDT

Hi,

I've seen similar cases where it appeared to be some corruptions in the
store that caused the high cpu utilisations. Of course, there must be some
process/thread that is doing something with the database (e.g. online
defrag). Maybe its possible to track if there is a particular thread that is
consuming all the resources. Use perfmon and watch the "threads" object
(select all instances of the store process and watch the processor
utilisation).
Also you might run an isinteg against the stores to check if corruptions are
there. Run "isinteg -s <servername> -fix -test alltests". You can run isinteg
multiple times until the number of errors and warning are both 0. Keep in
mind that the particular store has to be dismounted. It can take a couple of
hours for a complete run, depending on the size of the database.

Regards, RonaldM

"Bobby Mir" wrote:
 

New User Mailbox Problem (Urgent)

Posted: 10 Jun 2005 04:00 AM PDT


Hi Todd,

Thanks for the info.

Sorry, don't fully understand what you mean.

Cheers

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Pete

"Well Done"


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