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LatencyThreshold is the threshold for latency and is 70 milliseconds by default. Normally you won t need to amend this threshold unless you want to experiment to see what results are returned in your environment under different conditions or you are advised to do so by Microsoft CSS as part of a troubleshooting exercise. TimeInServerThreshold indicates the number of seconds of work per minute that can be performed on behalf of a single mailbox before the mailbox is considered hazardous to the health of the database. The number of seconds of work is measured by aggregating the time spent inside Store (CPU, waiting for I/O and other operations) by all threads working on behalf of the mailbox over the period reported by the Get-StoreUsageStatistics cmdlet. The number of seconds of work per minute is calculated by dividing the aggregate number by the measurement period used by the Get-StoreUsageStatistics cmdlet (10 minutes). By default, the threshold is 60 seconds. Quarantine should be set to $True if you want mailboxes that are observed to be the cause of high server demand to be placed into quarantine. MonitoringContext determines whether the script is running on a server that is monitored by a system such as Microsoft System Center Operations Manager (SCOM). If this is the case, set the property to $True to force the script to write events to the Application Event Log.

If the problem is caused by a mailbox that occupies more than one CPU thread over a 10-minute period, Exchange will put the mailbox into quarantine and keep it there for the default quarantine period unless it is moved to a different database. The same mechanism is used as for corrupt item detection (see earlier) with the crash count set to three to force immediate quarantine. A mailbox is also put into quarantine if it peaks close to the 1 thread/10 minute threshold three times in a two-hour period.

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Many situations have been observed over the years when a mailbox server seems to grow the size of a database excessively or generate a very large number of transaction logs Databases usually grow at a rate consistent with the growth of the mailboxes that the database holds The same is true of transaction logs, although you can see a spurt in transaction log generation with no increase in database size if there is a lot of white space available in the database that can be filled by new transactions or if other activities, like deleting a large number of mailboxes, cause a spike in transaction log growth For instance, if a database grows at the rate of 100 MB/month and suddenly expands by 1 GB overnight with the attendant increase in transaction logs, it might be due to legitimate activity or a software bug.

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Legitimate activity includes the movement of many mailboxes into a database or the import of data from PSTs Known bugs in the past include the submission of messages by Outlook that go into a loop and continually generate new transactions The problem therefore is to determine whether database growth is due to a problem or administrative activity The former might not go away and could need a patch to fix a bug; the latter will subside over time Microsoft provides a troubleshooter script in Exchange 2010 SP1 called TroubleshootDatabaseSpaceps1 that you can run against a mailbox server that is currently experiencing excessive database or log growth The script takes a reasonably hands-off approach to problems in that it doesn t rush to conclusions.

Instead, it lets the potential problem go until available space on the disk that hosts the database or the transaction logs falls below a threshold where it will be exhausted within a configurable time period at the current rate of growth At this point, the script determines the mailboxes that are responsible for the growth and quarantines them to throttle back growth If the current rate of growth will not exhaust available space within the period, Exchange logs an event that describes the potential for disk exhaustion due to database or log growth in the Application Event Log or, if SCOM is installed, an SCOM alert is raised The script is run as follows:.

Troubleshoot-DatabaseSpace.ps1 DatabaseIdentityDB1 -PercentEdbFreeSpaceThreshold 29 -PercentLogFreeSpaceThreshold 20 HourThreshold 6 -Quarantine:$True

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The parameters are the following:

PercentEdbFreeSpaceThreshold sets the threshold for the percentage of free space available on the disk that holds the database. Exchange takes available white space in the database into account when it calculates how much free space exists on the disk. PercentLogFreeSpaceThreshold sets the threshold for the percentage of free space available on the disk that holds the database s transaction logs.

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