Sign in to vote. Thank you in advance! Friday, October 16, PM. Your mileage will vary. It depends on your server platforms, network and storage throughput. Just try copying a large file yourself to see what you get.
Marked as answer by bjp Monday, October 19, PM. Saturday, October 17, PM. Hi, As you would like to limit downtime, have you considered moving or extending the virtual hard disk to achieve your goal? Let me know if you have any further questions.
Monday, October 19, AM. Thank you. But sharing any previous experiences would be helpful to me. Doesn't matter the size as I'm sure there are many of you that have done database moves before. Hi, I agree with Ed, we can't estimate the detailed time when moving the database to a different drive, as it is determined by many factors. Unfortunately I am quickly approaching the Windows 2TB limit on the drive this database is on. Also I don't think I have enough time to vacate the databe to a new one.
So it seems that moving the database is the best option. I believe moving mailboxes may be your the best option. Make a list of mailboxes to be migrated in a CSV file, and use this command:. I have move couple mailboxes from a database that is getting full to another database. But the database still with the same size after moving couple mailboxes from that database. Whitespace is the free space area in Exchange databases, that is created after you delete or move an item or object mailbox To check for whitespaces in a mailbox database: Get-MailboxDatabase DBNAME -status Select-Object Server,Name,AvailableNewMailboxSpace You can remove whitespaces using offline deragmentation or by recreating the mailbox database after moving all mailboxes.
Notify me of followup comments via e-mail. You can also subscribe without commenting. Leave this field empty. Home About. This free space can be used to store new mailbox items for other users in the same database. To reduce the size of the Exchange database, you have either to defragment it offline or simply recreate it move users to other databases in advance.
Using the Get-MailboxDatabaseCopyStatus cmdlet to check the health and status of continuous replication for the database copy. Using the Test-ReplicationHealth cmdlet to verify the health and status of the database availability group and continuous replication. To verify that you've successfully moved the path for a mailbox database copy, do one of the following:. Select the database that was copied.
In the Details pane, the status of the database copy and its content index are displayed, along with the current copy queue length. Verify that the status is Healthy.
In the Exchange Management Shell, run the following command to verify the mailbox database copy was created and is healthy. Feedback will be sent to Microsoft: By pressing the submit button, your feedback will be used to improve Microsoft products and services. Privacy policy. Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported. Download Microsoft Edge More info.
Contents Exit focus mode. Note After you create a new mailbox database, you can move it to another volume, folder, location, or path by using either the EAC or the Exchange Management Shell. Tip Having problems? Note You can't use the Exchange admin center EAC to move a replicated mailbox database to a new path. Important During the move operation, the database being moved must be dismounted. Is this page helpful? Yes No.
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