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Measures reported by DisconnMailBoxTest On an Exchange server, when a mailbox enabled user or a mailbox is deleted, the mailbox will be moved to a disconnected state and is left in the mail store for a retention period (this is a configuration setting - usually about 30 days). While the mailbox is in a disconnected state, administrators have the option to reconnect to the mailbox and restore the user/mailbox at any time during the retention period. Once the retention period is reached, the mailbox is removed permanently from the mail store. Exchange administrators need to monitor the disconnected mailboxes on their servers for two reasons. First, by checking what mailboxes are in the disconnected state, administrators can identify if any mailbox or user has been inadvertently deleted. Secondly, by tracking the time for a disconnected mailbox to be purged by the system, administrators can determine when the storage space reserved for the disconnected mailbox will be released. The DisconnMailBoxTest automatically discovers and monitors the disconnected mailboxes on an Exchange server. This test works only on Exchange 2003 or higher. The measures reported by this test are given below.
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