Microsoft Exchange Server 2016 PowerShell Cookbook - Fourth Edition
by Jonas Andersson, Nuno Mota, Mike Pfeiffer
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Connectivity logs record connection details about outbound message delivery queues on a Mailbox server. Connectivity logging is enabled by default on Exchange 2016 servers. Based on the output of the Get-TransportService cmdlet in the previous example, we can see that by default, the maximum age for connectivity log files is 30 days. Once a log file reaches 10 MB, a new log file will be created. The directory for connectivity logging will hold up to 1 GB of logs. Mailbox servers use circular logging for connectivity logs, so once the directory reaches its maximum size, or the log files reach their maximum age, those log files will be removed to make space for new log files.
You can control these settings using the Set-TransportService ...
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