We are using the Exchange 2010 management pack (6.0.6702.0). The MP runs a script called Troubleshoot-DatabaseSpace.ps1 every 15 minutes on the disks where our databases are stored. The way the script runs, if it finds <16% free space on the
disk, it will modify the mailbox database so that it is excluded from provisioning. For example, it runs:
Set-MailboxDatabase -Identity MyDatabase1 -IsExcludedFromProvisioning $true
At smaller disk sizes this isn't a problem, but as disk sizes get larger the required free space to avoid having provisioning be disabled becomes very large (and wasteful). If possible, I'd like to adjust this percentage to a lower value.
I've looked through all of the rules, and the only rules I can find are:
Script event collection: Execute: Troubleshoot-DatabaseSpace diagnostic script.
Script performance collection: Execute: Troubleshoot-DatabaseSpace diagnostic script.
However, these rules are both disabled and it is not possible to set any parameters. I assume that the script is being called from somewhere else. Does anyone have thoughts on this?
