We can create a separate new mailbox database so we can keep mailboxes. By performing this, we can divide special customers or certain crew of mailboxes in certain databases. A mailbox database is a unit of crude where mailboxes are create and stored. A database is store as a database (. edb) file. In Microsoft Exchange Server 2019.
Create a New Mailbox Database Exchange 2019
1- Login Exchange Server admin console and select Servers and select Databases and then click on + add icon.
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2- So we need to type a database name and under the Server option clicks on Browse.
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3- Now select your exchange server where you want to create a database and then click on ok.
![create new database select server](https://xpertstec.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/create-new-database-select-server.webp)
4- Select Database file bath and log folder path and click on save.
![create new database file path](https://xpertstec.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/create-new-database-file-path.webp)
5- Now you will see a warning message. Please don’t ignore the warning.
So, we need to restart the Microsoft Exchange Information Store Service after adding new Databases.
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6- Open services.msc and then restart the Microsoft Exchange Information Store service.
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7- After restarting Service the new database has been created and mounted.
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