Manually delete Exchange Mail Service log files I am a server administrator, management company's server, our company's mail server hard disk is relatively small, user data is relatively large, because the last business trip did not make a backup, the result of a large number of the hard drive is the Exchange log full. The log file was manually deleted because of the time relationship. The specific methods are as follows:
Detect log file points written by the database, clean log: (1) Execute C:/Program files/exchsrvr/bin>eseutil/mk e:/exchsrvrstore01/mdbdata/e01.chk | find/i "Checkpoint" to find the log file name before the checkpoint point. (2) Delete the log before the checkpoint point. (3) Restart the Mail attendant service. C:/EXCHSRVR/MDBDATA>ESEUTIL/MK E00.chk | find/i "Checkpoint"
Sample feedback results: Checkpoint file:e00.chk lastfullbackupcheckpoint: (0x0,0,0) Checkpoint: (0x2cc7,9607,256)
Note: The Checkpoint (checkpoint) line, which contains information (LastFullBackupCheckpoint is used by an online backup, which is reserved for all 0 if an online backup has never been performed on the database). The checkpoint log location format is the same format as the last consistent item in the database header. In this case, the checkpoint is in the E0002cc7.log.
You can reclaim disk space by deleting all the numbered log files (but not the checkpoint log) before the checkpoint log, and in this case, you can delete all the logs before E0002cc6.log.
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