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  1. 11th September 2009, 09:06 AM #1
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    What's the process for increasing a 2007 mailbox size? Seems that it has to be done through a powershell command now?
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    Is it a single mailbox or many?

    Singles can be done in the Management Console. Go to Recipient Configuration / Right click the required mail box / properties / mailbox settings / storage quotas / untick 'use mailbox database defaults / set new limits.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Heebeejeebee View Post
    Is it a single mailbox or many?

    Singles can be done in the Management Console. Go to Recipient Configuration / Right click the required mail box / properties / mailbox settings / storage quotas / untick 'use mailbox database defaults / set new limits.

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    Ah damn. I already increased the whole lot now. Can go back and change it I suppose.

    Thanks for this. Will be better to apply it on an individual basis.
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