Storage Reports

This is the report template to use when you need to gather a list of mailboxes with their size, the number of items they contain and their quotas. Highly flexible options, such as the possibility to select and group recipients by directory attribute, to filter them by size, last logon date or storage size quota and to generate the report at various levels of detail make Mailbox Storage Information a key administration tool.

How many mailboxes are bigger than 100 MB, 500 MB or 1 GB? This is the question which this report answers. Run it and get an overview chart of the storage situation in your organization.

The work of the Exchange administrator is also to keep close watch on the growth in size of mailboxes. To grasp the trends, run this report and produce a clean line chart or a histogram showing the evolution of mailbox storage over a given time period.

This report is complementary to Mailbox Size Growth. Not only does it show the size of mailboxes between the outer limits of a given period, but also their fluctuation in percentage.

This is the companion report to Mailbox Storage Information. Forget complicated scripts and get a list of public folders with their size, the number of items they contain, their date of creation and last modification.

This is the companion report to Mailbox Size Growth. Run this report to keep an eye on public folders and produce a clean line chart or a histogram showing their storage evolution over time.

Monitoring the size of Exchange databases is an ever-present concern for the administrator. But how is it possible to consolidate historical data and show their evolution over time? Database Size Growth comes to grips with this issue.

How can I measure at a glance the respective size of a set of Exchange databases within a given period, with details of the white space and the transaction log? Get that information in a clear an easily understandable report.