Ben
Fri Jul 14 11:27:32 CDT 2006
That's only for Exchange 2003 Standard.
Exchange 2003 Standard with SP2 = 1 75GB Mailbox Store (that could be one
user with a 75gb mailbox I suppose), and 1 75GB Public Folder Store
Exchange 2003 Enterprise = up to 20 total Stores per server, with each store
having unlimited capacity (limited only by hardware - theoretical limit of
16TB).
Exchange 2007 - I haven't seen what the distinctions will be yet, but at
least for Enterprise version = up to 50 Storage Groups, up to 50 Stores
total.
In any of the versions, mailbox size can be virtually unlimited - you are
limited only by the store size (in Standard), or by hardware (Enterprise).
As a practical matter though, mailboxes that are larger than a few GB
usually get unruly and you can start to have performance problems (with
Outlook).
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"Jochen" <Jochen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> That's 75Gig for ALL the users, not 75GB per user...
>
> "Maurizio" wrote:
>
>> Hi Max,
>> I think on a single mailbox you can set illimitate mailbox, but at
>> Information Store level from Exchange 2003 SP2 you have 75 GB of space.
>>
>> "Jochen" wrote:
>>
>> > Hello all,
>> >
>> > We are planning to change from MDaemon to an Exchange-server.
>> >
>> > Can anyone tell me how big a single mailbox can be in Exchange 2003 and
>> > 2007 ?
>> >
>> > There's a big possiblity we want for Exchange 2007 to come out, but I
>> > cann't
>> > find anything about mailbox-size :-|
>> >
>> > Greetings,
>> > Jochen