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Home > Forums > MIS/IT > Groupware & Mail Products > Microsoft: Exchange 2000 Forum

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mk001 (TechnicalUser)
16 Jan 09 0:14
Hi all,

  I found that there have been many Exxxxxxx.log files in MDBdata folder in exchange 2000 server. Do these log files remove by exchange automatically?

If not, can I do that manually?

Thx.
 
noveyron (TechnicalUser)
16 Jan 09 4:05
Run an exchange aware backup, they will go once it has completed successfully
mk001 (TechnicalUser)
16 Jan 09 20:41
thanks for all your reply. i have question about backup.

what is "exchange aware backup"? it is same as ntbackup in windows2000 server?

thanks,
noveyron (TechnicalUser)
17 Jan 09 4:07
Yep, that should do it


http://www.msexchange.org/articles/MF020.html
Zelandakh (MIS)
17 Jan 09 5:06
ntbackup becomes Exchange aware when you install Exchange. Other products are available.
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