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WE've been migrating mailboxes since mid 2018 and I have been deleting archives starting October 2018. The last time I deleted a mailbox was in early Feb 2019.
Hello
Check this article HERE
Additionally check THIS KB.
The growth you see possibly is the extracting of CAB files (if you used collections), to allow migrations. If you stopped archiving, the extracted files will not be removed. check your storage for *.archcab/*.archdvs/*.archdvssc and *archdvssp files. You probably have some
- matthewking6 years agoLevel 3
HI Gertjan,
I found the .archdvs files. Collections is enabled, but set for 12am to 12am, set for max collection files to 10MB, older than 10 days. As the collection times is at 0, I don't believe its running? If I increase the time, will it clean the archdvs files up?
- GertjanA6 years agoModerator
Hi Matthew,
Either configure it to run from 12AM to 14AM, but set the 'collect items older than' to 999 years. (no new collections will be created), or run it manually regularly.
The *.arch files will be removed by that process by default after 24 hours I believe.
You can also write a script to remove them (check Forfiles using Google), but that might interfere with user-operations. If you use that, I would set it to removed those files older than 12 hours.
- matthewking6 years agoLevel 3
SO I ran the job manually. Is there a job history report/log I can view?
From the other links, I also check the SQL server... the vaults in the ArchiveHistory table in the Enterprisevaultdirectory db are no longer in either vault tables of the vault store group tables. Does that mean they have been deleted?
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