Message store manager for Exchange 2010

Is there any plan to get the Message store manager tool compatable with Exchange 2010? Even limited subscriber reporting would be nice.

Hi Jason,
To find out the info for Number of Messages etc. you can use the Connection
User data Dump from the great Unity Tools
http://www.ciscounitytools.com/Applications/CxN/UserDataDump/UserDataDump.html
and then to delete messages;
From Master Lindborg
"For Unity Connection (where we store messaged in our own database) you can use the Bulk USer Delete tool
(which includes a mailbox reset function that lets you optionally remove all messages for selected users if you like)"
http://www.ciscounitytools.com/Applications/CxN/BulkUserDelete/BulkUserDelete.html
Cheers!
Rob

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we enabled the DAG for our Mail box server and its replicating through a point to point link between our main site with DR site.
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Kindly find the 3 types of plan for Exchange 2010 DR site. You can check all 3 plans and select as per your requirement.
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http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg513521.aspx
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http://www.msexchange.org/articles-tutorials/exchange-server-2010/management-administration/planning-deploying-testing-exchange-2010-site-resilient-solution-sized-medium-organization-part1.html
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Critical event Ids for exchange 2010

I need a list if critical event ids for exchange 2010 which should be monitored regularly. So that a script can be scheduled to report if in case any of these event ids are encountered. I have complied a list below and request you guys to add on this list.
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1004 Unable to start the Microsoft Exchange Information Store. Disk is full.
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Hi Striker11,
Thank you for your question.
I agree with Martin. We should find a tool to monitor those errors or warning. Because there are many Event IDs in Exchange 2010. If those errors or warnings are both important for Exchange maintenance. If Exchange 2010 update to Exchange 2013, we will still
use tool to monitor it and not modify the script.
We could download SCOM by the following link:
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=2268
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After ICS update, stock email not syncing for exchange 2010 activesync.

After ICS update, stock email not syncing for exchange 2010 activesync.
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I'm unable to launch the Exchange Management Console, and then I read that it's necessary to set the default web site in a particular way, in order for Exchange 2010 Management Console to work:
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808:*
net.pipe
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I think there is not native rule for this, but you could try a transport rule which removes all attachments over a very small file size like 1KB.
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Error 1603 when installing Rollup 4 for Exchange 2010 SP2

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I have began upgrading our Exchange servers to Rollup 4 for Exchange 2010 SP2 last week and the first 3 servers all successfully installed it without any problems. However I have hit a problem with my 4th server.
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I have installed Exchange 2010 Service Pack 2 on this server since the recovery though.
I am running out of ideas so any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Disater Recovery for exchange 2010 plan.

Hi All,
Happy New year 2014 ....
we have running with exchange 2010 R1 with DAG enabled. we have below mentioned setup in our exchange server.
Main site.
Active directory server ( Primary DC, additional DC in our main site) installed in Hyper V host. installed exchange 2010 mail box role in another Hyper V host. installed the CAS& Hub role in another virtual host and installed the Exchange
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DR Site
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At present we have enabled the failover DAG for both our Mail box servers and its working perfectly when the primay mail box server down. we have run some commands to transfer all my exchange 2010 to point through our DR Site. so its take
some of the minutes of down time happened in our mail flow. we are planning to avoid that downtime. we are find for the solutions like if the primary site down the DR will need to automatically up. it will be appreciate that any
one provide your suggestion to achieve this without affecting the our current setup.
Jags

Hello,
Kindly find the 3 types of plan for Exchange 2010 DR site. You can check all 3 plans and select as per your requirement.
1. Rebuild an Entire Database Availability Group plan
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg513521.aspx
2. Site Resiliency in Exchange 2010
http://www.msexchange.org/articles-tutorials/exchange-server-2010/management-administration/planning-deploying-testing-exchange-2010-site-resilient-solution-sized-medium-organization-part1.html
3. Exchange 2010 Cross Site DAG Disaster Recovery: Data Center/AD Site failure Part 1
http://msexchangeguru.com/2012/10/25/exchange-2010-dag-dr/
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Converting a VBScript for Exchange 2003 to Function the same for Exchange 2010

Converting a VBScript for Exchange 2003 to Function the same for Exchange 2010
Afternoon;
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VBScript is what I prefer. All scripts must have a kill switch to manage them from a primary location. Mine, is an updater method.
VBScript is what I prefer. All scripts must have a kill switch to manage them from a primary location. Mine, is an updater method.

Okay, then what about an alternative for getting the same result. The file associated in the article is too much. All we need is something simple for a single exchange server with 180 users. We only need to pull UserName and DataSize(KB).
I only need to collect two pieces of information from the exchange server and the third piece is forced due to the date of when the information was collected. This way I can sort and filter by Date and Name to see a trend of the users mailbox usage
size.
Every day this runs, it determines the date of the file which is also the first piece, then pulls from the exchange server the entire list of users (the second piece), and then the respective user's mailbox size in KB (the third piece). This all is
dropped into a CSV file later used to import into a database before being archived, done by a second task on the server. Later used by a shared Excel PowerPivot document among the department.
Those of us in the server admin group use this to, at a glance, see the collective size of email usage on the server. Mainly used as a means of catching an incident before it happens. We are currently keeping our users around a collective 80GB
of use out of the well received limit of 110GB on Exchange 2003 and limiting the user's ability to send and receive email by email quota is apparently not accepted for us to do. So we use this to determine who we need to visit and force archive their
email so the server doesn't fail due to the size limit.
VBScript is what I prefer. All scripts must have a kill switch to manage them from a primary location. Mine, is an updater method.

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Hi,
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How to do the hard recovery for exchange 2010 (No Restore.env generated)

enrollment:Windows server 2008 R2, exchange 2010.
I want to test the fundamentally of eseutil /cc
so I backup the exchange database by Using the Windows backup, then I restore the database, and no Restore.env be found.But I found I can run the
eseutil /r.
what's happened?
1,why No Restore.env generated for exchange 2010 in Windows server 2008 r2?
2,why I can do the soft recovery after the restoring the database?
3, how to do the hard recovery for this situation(No Restore.env )?
Please click the Mark as Answer button if a post solves your problem!

Hi Eric,
From your description, I would like to clarify the following things:
1. Before performing the restore process, we need to dismount the Exchange databases that we want to restore. If the database is still mounted, the restore process will fail. If the restore process doesn't succeed, Restore.env won't be generated.
2. It is because the log files are healthy, you can run Eseutil/r and perform soft recovery.
3. In your case, you can continue to perform the soft recovery.
For more information about hard recovery and soft recovery, here are some helpful threads for your reference.
Exchange Server Soft and Hard Recovery
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa996168(v=exchg.65).aspx
Exchange Database Recovery – Using eseutil commands (Note: It isn't from Microsoft, please pay attention to refer to it.)
http://msexchangeguru.com/2009/07/12/exchange-database-recovery-using-eseutil-commands/
Hope it helps.
If there any problems, please feel free to let me know.
Best regards,
Amy
Amy Wang
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" If the restore process doesn't succeed, Restore.env won't be generated. "
thank you for you reply.The restore process succeed,otherwise I can't do the soft recovery after the restoring the database,but can't see the restore.env
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