Windows Backup should be able to truncate the Exchange logs.
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RE: Exchange 2010 Hard Drive Space Issuesposted in IT Discussion
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RE: Concur for Expense Reporting - Experiences and/or Suggested Alternatives?posted in IT Discussion
For the past 1.5 years we have been using Concur. We were in the same situation as you prior to that with a spreadsheet template. As far as I know there have been no issues. Just a few things when it was first setup. Our CFO and controller love being on Concur now. They are able to "poke" managers when expense reports have been sitting out there without approval.
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RE: Exchange 2010 Hard Drive Space Issuesposted in IT Discussion
Just open Windows Explorer and look at your log directory. If you are not using an Exchange aware backup program then your logs are not getting purged.
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RE: Exchange 2010 Hard Drive Space Issuesposted in IT Discussion
If a large number of logs are the problem then you can manually delete them if the database is clean.
- Dismount the database
- Run the command eseutil /MH "<databasename>.edb"
- If the state shows the database as Clean Shutdown you are good to delete the log files.
Feel free to hit me up if you need any help on this.
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RE: Most of my Windows 10 1803 computers upgraded to 1809 despite it not being approved in WSUS / Dual Scan is a thingposted in IT Discussion
This is what I have to prevent my clients from communicating to Microsoft Update servers:
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RE: Docking Station Recommendations for Dell Latitude 7490posted in IT Discussion
We have both the Dell USB-C docks and a couple of the Thunderbolt models. So far we have had no problem with the USB-C. I even use one for my machine. The Thunderbolts were a bit problematic around the first part of 2017, but after several firmware updates they seem to have stabilized.