RE: Clear Exchange Mailbox Items

Thanks again Michael, One option is to create another mailbox store, move that user to this mailbox store, create a mailbox store policy with Keep deleted items for (days) as 0 apply it to this new Mailbox Store. I am unable to get option to apply this policy to a single mailbox. Is there

RE: Clear Exchange Mailbox Items

You've applied the policy, has your mailbox management process actually kicked off? Go into ESM, on the Server properties click the mailbox management tab and make sure it's running. If you click on the Diagnostics Logging, go to MSExchangeSA and turn up the logging level on Mailbox

RE: Clear Exchange Mailbox Items

I already checked that kb. I have not created Recipient policy in the global config. I have created Mailbox store policy in ESM -- Administrative Groups -- MyAdminGroup -- system policies -- New mailbox store policy, set keep deleted items as 0 days then applied this policy to my Exch2K3

Re: Clear Exchange Mailbox Items

Dhiraj, The policy you're configuring is for deleted item retention. This configures the amount of time that deleted items will be available for restore using deleted item recovery. I highly recommend you take Michael's advice and read the help files and do a little searching on mailbox manager.

Exchange 5.5 to 2003 upgrade issue

Hi Group I've been called into to assist on a 5.5 to 2003 migration. We are busy cleaning up etc and are about to move the IMC to the Exchange 2003 server and came across the folliwnjg issue The company has been adding inbound domains to the IMC, on 5.5 and not adding the new doamins to

RE: Exchange 5.5 to 2003 upgrade issue

[1] What issue? If you have users that have email addresses that aren't part of the recipient policy that applies to them, then the box MUST BE unchecked. [2] Creating a recipient policy for each domain will allow the Exchange server to accept new email for that domain. Otherwise, Exchange

RE: Public Folder Command

For user level public folders: Get-PublicFolder -recurse | select Identity, Replicas For system level public folders: Get-PublicFolder -recurse -Id \NON_IPM_SUBTREE | select Identity, Replicas If Replicas are empty, you don't have to be concerned with adding a replica. You want to ensure that

RE: Unexpected Public Folder replication

Not trivial. For some reason, the 2003 server requested a re-seed. MSExchangeTeam.com has a series of articles defining the process for debugging PF replication. Regards, Michael B. Smith Consultant and Exchange MVP http://TheEssentialExchange.com From: Rick Fischer

RE: Public Folder Command

Thank you, Is there a command that just brings up the folders without replicas if you have thousands? From: Michael B. Smith [mailto:mich...@smithcons.com] Sent: 29 December 2010 22:36 To: MS-Exchange Admin Issues Subject: RE: Public Folder Command For user level public folders:

RE: Public Folder Command

Well, sure. If you want replicas only on a particular database: Get-PublicFolder -recurse | ? {$_.Replicas -like Public Folder Database 1234129231} | select Identity, Replicas If you want replicas only for a particular server: Get-PublicFolder -recurse -server $Env:ComputerName | select

RE: Exchange 5.5 to 2003 upgrade issue

Hi Michael 1.) Thanks. I knew that and was just confirming. The question should have been phrased: Did the act of migrating the mailbox with an e-mail address that's not listed in the recipient policy lead to the tick box not being selected? 2.) Nice to have my vague recollection verified 3.)