Thank you, but yes, I am aware of the difference between Exchange white space 
and physical space. The partition our mail store is on has a 25 gig size so I 
never worry about running out of actual drive space as that is the only data 
that is stored on the drive. 
I thought about mail loop, too.  Since our last stoppage (Admin. refuses to pay 
to upgrade to either enterprise or Ex2003 std with it's 75 gig limit), I create 
a mailbox report biweekly showing the size of each user's mailbox.  I did look 
over the report and did not see any large increases in size. As to storage 
limits, sadly no, we don't. 


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Harper
Sent: Monday, August 28, 2006 3:06 PM
To: Exchange Discussions
Subject: RE: Priv grows 4 gig in 4 hours


The free space reported in the event log entry is not actual physical
hard drive space. It is space used by the database which would be freed
by running an offline defrag. 

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Derek Harris
Sent: Monday, August 28, 2006 1:55 PM
To: Exchange Discussions
Subject: RE: Priv grows 4 gig in 4 hours

First thought is "mail loop." Did you check mailbox sizes to see if one
was inordinately large? Do you have limits in place?

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Chinnery, Paul
Sent: Monday, August 28, 2006 12:48 PM
To: Exchange Discussions
Subject: Priv grows 4 gig in 4 hours

Windows Server 2000
Exchange Std. 2000 sp3
Total number of users 150

Our priv store hit it's maximum limit of 16 gig on Sunday.  Looking
through the event logs I found that at 6 AM, after the maintenance had
finished, Exch reported free space of 3968 megs.  At 10 AM, the store
limit had been hit.  I am at a loss to understand how our store grew by
about 4 gigabytes in 4 hours.  Our's is not a particularly active
environment, no more than what you would see with 150 users (about half
of which use email quite a lot).
Our anti-spam software (Mail Frontier, now SonicWall) gets the email
first and then passes it onto the server so I don't believe it was a
"spam flood."
Can anyone shed some light onto where I might look for a cause for this?
BTW, the other interesting thing about this was that the store did not
dismount and people were able to connect.  But mail delivery was slow.  

Paul Chinnery
Network Administrator
Memorial Medical Center


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