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Dude where's my PFE?
Repeating 623 version store error.
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over 5 years ago
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Jeff Stokes
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Applies to Exchange 2003 I had a case a couple weeks ago I thought I'd write about. What was happening is the Version Store would run out of memory and a 623 error would throw. Version Store buckets allocated would climb from 4 to over 2000 in less...
Dude where's my PFE?
How to fix smashed schema in Exchange 2003
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over 5 years ago
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Jeff Stokes
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Dan and I and some other engineers wrote up a blog post you can find here on how to recover from a smashes schema scenario on your Exchange Servers. It's pretty succinct so I don't have anything to add to it, it's an interesting read though.
Dude where's my PFE?
How to determine who is connecting to your server in cached mode.
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over 5 years ago
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Jeff Stokes
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Applies to: Exchange 2000/2003 This may seem like a basic thing to some people, but for those who don't know, here goes. This can be easily done by running Exmon, available here . So download Exmon and fire it up on your Exchange Server. Go...
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