Managing Stores
Exchange supports two kinds of stores, or individual mailbox (or public folder) databases in a storage group: a mailbox store for messages and a public folder store for public folder use. Each store is associated with its own database file but shares the storage group’s log files. You can’t create a store until you create a storage group. When you first install Exchange Server 2007, it creates a storage group named First Storage Group as well as a mailbox store and, if you indicated that you need to support legacy Outlook clients, a public folder store inside that storage group.
Beyond this, you can also create your own additional stores, change a number of parameters associated with a store, and, eventually, delete a store. All ...
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