royal wrote: You can speed it up by restarting the information store.
neathneathneath wrote: royal wrote: You can speed it up by restarting the information store. sorry to be thick, but can you advise how you do that
royal wrote: neathneathneath wrote: royal wrote: You can speed it up by restarting the information store. sorry to be thick, but can you advise how you do that It's a service. So go into services.msc and restart it. If it's a cluster, go into Cluster Administrator and take the information store resource offline and bring it back online.
neathneathneath wrote: royal wrote: neathneathneath wrote: royal wrote: You can speed it up by restarting the information store. sorry to be thick, but can you advise how you do that It's a service. So go into services.msc and restart it. If it's a cluster, go into Cluster Administrator and take the information store resource offline and bring it back online. Thanks for that. I made the mistake of running the services.msc on a server that was not the exchange server. Remote desktop into the actual exchange server and i can see the relevant exchange services. Thanks
theseman wrote: neathneathneath wrote: royal wrote: neathneathneath wrote: royal wrote: You can speed it up by restarting the information store. Did I miss something? I thought you did not want to resort to restarting services for this? Not that there is any other way to do it, just curious. To clarify: I was under the wrong impression that the settings for mailbox quotas could be updated by refreshing "recipient services" in Exchange manager. I stand corrected that the services can actually refresh the settings I am interested in. (I was looking for a single mouse-click or command-line command rather than restarting each exchange service in turn, just in the hope that one of them would cure the problem). Royal seems to have isolated the required service: royal wrote: You can speed it up by restarting the information store. many thanks all.
neathneathneath wrote: royal wrote: neathneathneath wrote: royal wrote: You can speed it up by restarting the information store. Did I miss something? I thought you did not want to resort to restarting services for this? Not that there is any other way to do it, just curious. To clarify: I was under the wrong impression that the settings for mailbox quotas could be updated by refreshing "recipient services" in Exchange manager. I stand corrected that the services can actually refresh the settings I am interested in. (I was looking for a single mouse-click or command-line command rather than restarting each exchange service in turn, just in the hope that one of them would cure the problem). Royal seems to have isolated the required service: royal wrote: You can speed it up by restarting the information store. many thanks all.
royal wrote: neathneathneath wrote: royal wrote: You can speed it up by restarting the information store. Did I miss something? I thought you did not want to resort to restarting services for this? Not that there is any other way to do it, just curious. To clarify: I was under the wrong impression that the settings for mailbox quotas could be updated by refreshing "recipient services" in Exchange manager. I stand corrected that the services can actually refresh the settings I am interested in. (I was looking for a single mouse-click or command-line command rather than restarting each exchange service in turn, just in the hope that one of them would cure the problem). Royal seems to have isolated the required service: royal wrote: You can speed it up by restarting the information store. many thanks all.
neathneathneath wrote: royal wrote: You can speed it up by restarting the information store. Did I miss something? I thought you did not want to resort to restarting services for this? Not that there is any other way to do it, just curious.
HeroPsycho wrote: Remember, you will dismount all stores on the server by restarting the Information Store service. You could have a one click solution by restarting this service by scripting it.
