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The Exchange Management Shell is a new Exchange-specific command-line interface based on Microsoft Windows PowerShell, formerly codenamed “Monad”. For more information about the improvements to the Exchange Management Console, see New Administration Functionality in the Exchange Management Console. The new Exchange Management Console (formerly named Exchange System Manager) provides Exchange administrators with a graphical user interface (GUI) to manage the configuration of Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 organizations. The Exchange management tools include the Exchange Management Console, the Exchange Management Shell, the Exchange Help file, the Microsoft Exchange Best Practices Analyzer Tool, and the Exchange Troubleshooting Assistant Tool.
In Exchange 2007 Sp1 (beta at least) the default limit has been increased to 150GB. The following two pictures show you the entry you have to do in the registry to change this, and the third one shows you the result after dismounting and mounting the store again. Yes 🙂 the database size limit of 50 GB can be increased by creating the Database Size Limit in Gb registry value. The Exchange Server 2007 Standard Edition has apparantly a hard coded licensing database size limit of 50 GB, and for Service Pack 1 this is set to 250 GB… It was a great surprise for me to notice the following event log entry after installing a 64bit standard version of Exchange 2007: Here’s the table taken from the Microsoft Site detailing the differences between Standard and Enterprise Edition for Exchange 2007:Īccording to this table, the database size limit is unlimited for the standard edition. With the release of Exchange 2003 Sp2, Microsoft increased the database size limit to 75GB! The database size limit for the enterprise edition has always been unlimited (or limited by hardware…)
In Exchange 5.5, Exchange 2000, and Exchange 2003 up until sp1 the standard edition had a database size limit of 16 GB.
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