Hello,

I am new to the forum.

I just set up the performence log feature on sbs. It has been e-mailing me the logs every morning. I noticed that there is one error that seems to be happenening alot (352 since yesterday). Can anyone help me out with what they think this error means?

 

Thanks

 

Object Open:
	Object Server:	Microsoft Exchange
	Object Type:	Microsoft Exchange Database
	Object Name:	/o=KROEKER/ou=first administrative group/cn=Configuration/cn=Servers/cn=SBSSERV/cn=Microsoft Private MDB
	Handle ID:	0
	Operation ID:	{1,3479466739}
	Process ID:	7316
	Process Name:	C:\Program Files\Exchsrvr\bin\store.exe
	Primary User Name:	SBSSERV$
	Primary Domain:	KROEKER
	Primary Logon ID:	(0x0,0x3E7)
	Client User Name:	Kimberly
	Client Domain:	KROEKER
	Client Logon ID:	(0x1,0xCF647045)
	Accesses:	Unknown specific access (bit 8)
	Privileges:	-
	Properties:
DELETE
MAX_ALLOWED
Unknown specific access (bit 0)
Unknown specific access (bit 1)
Unknown specific access (bit 2)
Unknown specific access (bit 3)
Unknown specific access (bit 4)
Unknown specific access (bit 6)
Unknown specific access (bit 11)
Unknown specific access (bit 14)
	Modify public folder deleted item retention
DELETE
READ_CONTROL
WRITE_DAC
WRITE_OWNER
SYNCHRONIZE
Unknown specific access (bit 4)
Unknown specific access (bit 5)
Unknown specific access (bit 6)
Unknown specific access (bit 7)
Unknown specific access (bit 8)
Unknown specific access (bit 11)
Unknown specific access (bit 12)
Unknown specific access (bit 15)
	Modify public folder admin ACL
---
	Mail-enable public folder
	%{d74a8774-2289-11d3-aa62-00c04f8eedd8}
	Administer information store
	Modify public folder expiry
	%{a8df74ba-c5ea-11d1-bbcb-0080c76670c0}
	Modify public folder replica list
	View information store status
Unknown specific access (bit 1)
	Modify public folder quotas
WRITE_DAC
WRITE_OWNER
Unknown specific access (bit 2)
Unknown specific access (bit 5)
Unknown specific access (bit 6)
	Modify public folder ACL
DELETE
READ_CONTROL
WRITE_DAC
WRITE_OWNER
Unknown specific access (bit 2)
Unknown specific access (bit 5)
Unknown specific access (bit 6)
	Create top level public folder
	Access Mask:	0

Hi Corey,

 

That doesn't ring any bells at all. What performance log are you referring to?