Well the good news is this is by design, with the replacement of OLD with OLD2.
You can now see the status of your whitespace via Powershell:
Get-MailboxDatabase YourDatabaseHere -Status FL AvailableNewMailboxSpace
Note the difference between using FL and Select after piping
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Oliver Moazzezi
MVP - Exchange Server
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1 comment:
Great info. Proof positive that Exchange 2007 and above is a giant step backward in Exchange administration. LEave the shell scripts to the UNIX guys. Command lines are not the future they're the past.
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