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assuming you are using the administrator user and you want to search the name@domain.com mailbox<br />
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add-mailboxpermission name@domain.com -user administrator -accessright FullAccess<br />
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then<br />
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export-mailbox name@domain.com -senderkeywords &quot;user@domain.com&quot; -targetmailbox &quot;administrator&quot; -targetfolder &quot;whatever&quot; -deletecontent:$true<br />
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assuming you are using the administrator user and you want to search the name@domain.com mailbox

add-mailboxpermission name@domain.com -user administrator -accessright FullAccess

then

export-mailbox name@domain.com -senderkeywords "user@domain.com" -targetmailbox "administrator" -targetfolder "whatever" -deletecontent:$true



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do you need to specify a target mailbox and targetfolder?
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do you need to specify a target mailbox and targetfolder?

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that makes sense. i will try that
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I stand corrected , thanks Shaun never even thought of removing these parameters<br />
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I stand corrected , thanks Shaun never even thought of removing these parameters



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we have exchange 2007 running and i want to create a powershell script to delete all messages from a specific mailbox where sender = &quot;USER&quot;. &nbsp;it all points to export-mailbox. &nbsp;needs some assistance.<br />
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i also need a powershell script to delete all emails for a specific mailbox in their deleted items folder
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we have exchange 2007 running and i want to create a powershell script to delete all messages from a specific mailbox where sender = "USER".  it all points to export-mailbox.  needs some assistance.

i also need a powershell script to delete all emails for a specific mailbox in their deleted items folder

powershell delete specific emails

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.

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