I need to know how to manually delete them, do I need them at this point?

PS I migrated all the previous servers email to this unit about 14 months ago, I am thinking the migration email transactions are part of the problem. I have turned on curcular logging and zero out deleted files, I imagine that will help in a while but not until the system gets current, or should I just wait it out? we are down to 20GB or less free space here. Thanks in advance. Ken

I will suggest you to dismount store for a while and then mount it, While dismount all logs will be comiit into DB. you can use eseutil /mh to see which log is commited into dastabse and can delete all log file older than display log file in /mh output. Here i am surprise , if you have turn on circular logging then why new log get created when you move mailbox in server. How to remove Exchange Server transaction log files:: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/240145Anil

how are you backing up your exchange server? when was it last successfully backed up ? enabling circular loggin will delete log files after 4 log files. like anil mentioned, can u try to dismount and mount?Thiyagu | MCTS/MCITP - Exchange 2007 | MCSE 2003[Messaging] | http://www.myExchangeWorld.com. This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.

If you dont wish to dismount the mailbox store, you can try to take the backup using betest & it will also purge the log files & make a backup copy for you Note - You need to make sure that on the destination you have got the enough space please find the below article for your reference http://msexchangeteam.com/archive/2008/08/25/449684.aspx Exchange Rocks

Hi Ken, Do you use Exchange 2003, right? Backing up Exchange is the preferred method of saving the log files and removing these logs from the disk to free up space. I would suggest you enable circular logging only when you move mailboxes. So you can just use NTbackup to make a full backup of Exchange server, thus the logs will be purged. After finishing backup, please disable the circular logging. More information: How to back up and restore an Exchange computer by using the Windows Backup program http://support.microsoft.com/kb/258243 Exchange 2003 Backup and Restore with NTBACKUP http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/Exchange-2003-Backup-Restore-NTBACKUP.htmlFrank Wang

Here i am surprise , if you have turn on circular logging then why new log get created when you move mailbox in server. How to remove Exchange Server transaction log files:: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/240145 Hi Anil, I think OP moved mailboxes before enabling circular logging.Frank Wang

Hi Ken, Any updates on your issue?Frank Wang