warba
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AD 2003 Account Deleted and recovered through LDP, but no exchange 2007 mailbox?
Hello,
We had an issue where the Administrator removed a user's account from "Active Directory Users & Computers" tool by accident, this removed their user and the exchange 2007 mailbox that was associated with that account.
We were able to restore the AD account by removing the "isDeleted" flag from the account, however the linked mailbox does not show up in Exchange Console. The mailbox is not located in the "Disconnected Mailboxes" category either because it was never "disconnected".
What would be the steps to recover this mailbox or to re-assign the user to that mailbox?
Thanks for any help.
We had an issue where the Administrator removed a user's account from "Active Directory Users & Computers" tool by accident, this removed their user and the exchange 2007 mailbox that was associated with that account.
We were able to restore the AD account by removing the "isDeleted" flag from the account, however the linked mailbox does not show up in Exchange Console. The mailbox is not located in the "Disconnected Mailboxes" category either because it was never "disconnected".
What would be the steps to recover this mailbox or to re-assign the user to that mailbox?
Thanks for any help.
ASKER
I tried that command but have an issue running it,
Our exchange database is split in 4 stores, named:
Database Store 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
But I do not think that the cmd likes spaces, what would be a way to find the GUID of the mailbox store? This can be used as an -identity parameter as well.
Our exchange database is split in 4 stores, named:
Database Store 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
But I do not think that the cmd likes spaces, what would be a way to find the GUID of the mailbox store? This can be used as an -identity parameter as well.
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I tried your suggestion there, using "Database Store 1" but for some reason that did not work, so I went and go the GUID of Database Store 1 and it worked just fine.
Your suggested cmd worked.
Thanks.
Your suggested cmd worked.
Thanks.
In Exchange 2007 you can do it with Clean-MailboxDatabase command.
Clean-MailboxDatabase Database Name