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you can use isinteg to fix that mailbox.
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You could try to export the mailbox manually using outlook into a pst and then import into the new server. There is a scanpst utility that will check the integrity of the PST file.
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You could try to export the mailbox manually using outlook into a pst and then import into the new server. There is a scanpst utility that will check the integrity of the PST file.

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As busbar says... Isinteg<br />
But you have to dismount the database for it to run<br />
Isinteg -server &lt;servername&gt; -fix -test alltests<br />
This may take several hours...<br />
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Or you can try the PST extract method, but that will normally leave the corrupted items behind and not fix them
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As busbar says... Isinteg
But you have to dismount the database for it to run
Isinteg -server <servername> -fix -test alltests
This may take several hours...

Or you can try the PST extract method, but that will normally leave the corrupted items behind and not fix them

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I would assume once the items are exported he would then delete the bad mailbox and import the pst file.
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I would assume once the items are exported he would then delete the bad mailbox and import the pst file.

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Hello, <br />
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We are in the middle of a migration from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2010. We have one mailbox that has too many corrupted items and fails each time we try to move it over to the 2010 server. <br />
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Is there a tool we can run locally on the exchange 2003 server in order to repair the corrupted items?
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Hello, 

We are in the middle of a migration from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2010. We have one mailbox that has too many corrupted items and fails each time we try to move it over to the 2010 server. 

Is there a tool we can run locally on the exchange 2003 server in order to repair the corrupted items?

How to fix corrupted mailbox on Exchange 2003 Server

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