Knowing your limits

re: Knowing your limits

Jon — Mon, 17 Apr 2006 22:04:07 GMT

We're going through a very similar initiative here as well, and am curious how you were able to determine "only a few folders had replica limits." What property stores the replica limit?

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re: Knowing your limits

Exchange — Tue, 18 Apr 2006 00:04:39 GMT

Jon,

There is no programmatic mechanism available to determine this. The per replica folder size limit is a property that can only be accessed thru an administrative RPC call (non-MAPI) in ESM.

MSIT had a list already available where we had this information previously captured. If you needed to determine this, you would have to use the Exchange System Manager and walk thru all public folder replicas and check the limit folder by folder.

Ted.

re: Knowing your limits

Troy — Thu, 20 Apr 2006 17:41:01 GMT

We've had several Exchange administration headaches like this. We wanted to 1) export Exchange configuration to a SQL databases, 2) do queries against the database to update/find out configuratino informatin and then 3) run an exchange utility program to apply the changes back to Exchange. This would help us in 1) greatly reduce the complexity of applying mass changes to Exchange, 2) allow us to use SQL to do Exchange updates instead of DAV.

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