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Exchange 2010 full drive due to failed backup ,

Im receiving an error when backing up a exchange 2010 server (2008 r2). Error id 9782
Exchange VSS Writer (instance 1abf6222-3cc9-4861-8ddb-7268b2b8bea5:2) has completed the backup of database 'Mailbox Database' with errors. The backup did not complete successfully, and no log files were truncated for this database.
Events leading up to this.
Failed backups due to lack of destination space.
We moved 20gb of exchange logs (not current logs) to another drive to give it room.
Performed a full VSS backup to truncate the remaining logs. x2
Event Viewer now states this
Exchange VSS Writer (instance 1abf6222-3cc9-4861-8ddb-7268b2b8bea5:2) has completed the backup of database 'Mailbox Database' with errors. The backup did not complete successfully, and no log files were truncated for this database.
Both Public and Mailbox databases present as Healthy
I have looked at this article but am unsure if it refrences exchange 2010

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/240145


Any help would be appriciated
J

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June 8th, 2012 3:00am
Hi,

I had the same problem.
I run Windows back up to back up my exchange server 2010. it gives me the same consistency check failed and no logs were truncated. Tried so many things didnt work.

I solved the problem by following below steps.

1. Make a full server back up even if it gives errors.

2. Enabling circular logging for the first data base.

3. Mount and dis mount the data base to apply circular logging option. (This will take minute or two depending on the size of your logs)

Now you will see all the logs belongs to that data base get deleted and big difference in the disk space.

4. Go back and Disable circular logging.

5. Mount and dis mount the data base to apply circular logging option

Do this to all the data bases and run Windows back, it will show successful.

Thanks, Dilshan.

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June 8th, 2012 3:57am

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