RE: Exporting Mailboxes in Exchange 2007

2009-05-13 Thread Troy Meyer
Definitely a powershell task.  In fact, I think I like the
export-mailbox command BETTER than Exmerge.

 

Assuming all users are in the same org, mailbox server location
shouldn't matter.  Something generic like

 

$personlist = Get-content peoplelist.txt

 

Foreach ($peep in $personlist) {

Export-mailbox $peep -pstfolderlocation t:\bigshare

}

 

 

Of course this assumes permissions on all boxes and that output is all
to the same folder.  If you wanted to organize your output better you
could grab users using get-user -organizationalunit (instead of a text
file) and then throw certain OUs of PSTs to different storage.   The
world is your oyster.

 

-troy

 

From: Mayo, Shay [mailto:shay.m...@absg.com] 
Sent: Wednesday, May 13, 2009 2:31 PM
To: MS-Exchange Admin Issues
Subject: Exporting Mailboxes in Exchange 2007

 

 

Hey,

 

I need to export several hundred users mailboxes to PSTs that are
scattered across a few different Exchange 2007 servers. Does someone
know of an easy way to do this? Maybe powershell reading the names from
a text file or something? Thank you Microsoft for not including Exmerge
in 2k7

 

Thanks in advance,

 

Shay

 

 
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RE: Exporting Mailboxes in Exchange 2007

2009-05-13 Thread Campbell, Rob
Powershell and a text file should work fine, or use a csv file and you can 
specify the target directory for each one along with the mailbox name.


From: Mayo, Shay [mailto:shay.m...@absg.com]
Sent: Wednesday, May 13, 2009 4:31 PM
To: MS-Exchange Admin Issues
Subject: Exporting Mailboxes in Exchange 2007


Hey,

I need to export several hundred users mailboxes to PSTs that are scattered 
across a few different Exchange 2007 servers. Does someone know of an easy way 
to do this? Maybe powershell reading the names from a text file or something? 
Thank you Microsoft for not including Exmerge in 2k7

Thanks in advance,

Shay




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Exporting Mailboxes in Exchange 2007

2009-05-13 Thread Mayo, Shay

Hey,

I need to export several hundred users mailboxes to PSTs that are scattered 
across a few different Exchange 2007 servers. Does someone know of an easy way 
to do this? Maybe powershell reading the names from a text file or something? 
Thank you Microsoft for not including Exmerge in 2k7

Thanks in advance,

Shay


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