I have an Exchange 2007 SP2 Server the is kicking the following warning messages on a coupled of our mailbox databases. These warning started after we lost power to our SAN and the Exchange Server took a hard shutdown. How concerned should I be, is this a minor issues or should I run Isinteg to fix the problem? I did run Isinteg in the read-only mode and I have included the results below. Event Type: Warning Event Source: MSExchangeIS Mailbox Store Event Category: General Event ID: 1025 Date: 5/14/2010 Time: 8:47:59 AM User: N/A Computer: DO-SV-EXCH-0266 Description: An error occurred on database "SG5\GFPSStaff2". Function name or description of problem: SLINK::EcUpdate Error: 0x8004010f For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp. Data: 0000: 46 49 44 3a 20 31 2d 34 FID: 1-4 0008: 45 33 39 37 30 31 33 2c E397013, 0010: 20 53 46 49 44 3a 20 31 SFID: 1 0018: 2d 32 36 32 44 46 34 38 -262DF48 0020: 30 46 39 0F9 Test Search Folder Links result: 0 error(s); 8 warning(s); 0 fix(es); 0 row(s); time: 0h:0m:28s Test Global result: 0 error(s); 0 warning(s); 0 fix(es); 1 row(s); time: 0h:0m:0s Now in test 3(Delivered To) of total 19 tests; 0% complete. Test Delivered To result: 0 error(s); 0 warning(s); 0 fix(es); 27335 row(s); time: 0h:0m:0s Test Repl Schedule result: 0 error(s); 0 warning(s); 0 fix(es); 0 row(s); time: 0h:0m:0s Test Timed Events result: 0 error(s); 0 warning(s); 0 fix(es); 0 row(s); time: 0h:0m:0s Test reference table construction result: 0 error(s); 0 warning(s); 0 fix(es); 0 row(s); time: 0h:8m:22s Test Folder result: 0 error(s); 902 warning(s); 0 fix(es); 17080 row(s); time: 0h:49m:54s Test Deleted Messages result: 0 error(s); 0 warning(s); 0 fix(es); 0 row(s); time: 0h:0m:0s Test Message result: 0 error(s); 0 warning(s); 0 fix(es); 539357 row(s); time: 0h:5m:38s Test Attachment result: 0 error(s); 0 warning(s); 0 fix(es); 84034 row(s); time: 0h:0m:11s est Mailbox result: 0 error(s); 0 warning(s); 0 fix(es); 357 row(s); time: 0h:0m:5s Test Sites result: 0 error(s); 0 warning(s); 0 fix(es); 1428 row(s); time: 0h:0m:0s Test Categories result: 0 error(s); 0 warning(s); 0 fix(es); 0 row(s); time: 0h:0m:0s Test Per-User Read result: 0 error(s); 0 warning(s); 0 fix(es); 0 row(s); time: 0h:0m:0s Test special folders result: 0 error(s); 0 warning(s); 0 fix(es); 0 row(s); time: 0h:0m:0s Test Message Tombstone result: 0 error(s); 0 warning(s); 0 fix(es); 36 row(s); time: 0h:0m:0s Test Folder Tombstone result: 0 error(s); 0 warning(s); 0 fix(es); 0 row(s); time: 0h:0m:0s Test reference count verification result: 0 error(s); 9 warning(s); 0 fix(es); 0 row(s); time: 0h:1m:34s Now in test 19(Row Count/Dumpster Count) of total 19 tests; 0% complete. Now in test 19(Row Count/Dumpster Count) of total 19 tests; 0% complete. Now in test 19(Row Count/Dumpster Count) of total 19 tests; 100% complete.

On Fri, 14 May 2010 15:33:21 +0000, gfpsbob wrote: > > >I have an Exchange 2007 SP2 Server the is kicking the following warning messages on a coupled of our mailbox databases. These warning started after we lost power to our SAN and the Exchange Server took a hard shutdown. > >How concerned should I be, is this a minor issues or should I run Isinteg to fix the problem? Make sure you have a backup of the database. Then go ahead and run isinteg using "test -alltests". Run it at least twice, or until the number of fixes and errors no longer decreases when you run it. --- Rich Matheisen MCSE+I, Exchange MVP --- Rich Matheisen MCSE+I, Exchange MVP

Hi Rich, thanks for responding to my question. I ran the Isinteg twice and on the second round there where no warning or errors. today however the server is still kicking the 1025 warning, no errors yet..... Ideas? Kind Regards, james.

On Mon, 17 May 2010 00:53:11 +0000, gfpsbob wrote: > > >Hi Rich, > >thanks for responding to my question. I ran the Isinteg twice and on the second round there where no warning or errors. > >today however the server is still kicking the 1025 warning, no errors yet..... > >Ideas? If this is happening for only a few mailboxes I suppose you could use the information in the event to find the mailboxes and folders in them, identify the message (which may be damaged) and remove it. Or, if you know the mailbox (from the info in the event) you could try moving it to another database and see if that fixes the problem. Getting to the mailbox from just the folder id can be a chore, though: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/231967 --- Rich Matheisen MCSE+I, Exchange MVP --- Rich Matheisen MCSE+I, Exchange MVP

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Thanks Rich, I used PFDavAdmin to locate the problem mailbox.