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did you tried the following:<br />
Starting and Stopping the Managed Folder Assistant <br />
You don't have to schedule the managed folder assistant to make it run. You can also use the Exchange Management Shell to order the assistant to simply start or stop. (This is an example of one of the many useful things that you can do in the Exchange Management Shell that you can't do in the Exchange Management Console.)<br />
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The commands are:<br />
Start-ManagedFolderAssista<wbr />nt <br />
Stop-ManagedFolderAssistan<wbr />t <br />
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Getting Started with Messaging Records Management<br />
<a href="http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb508901(EXCHG.80).aspx" rel="ugc">http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb508901(EXCHG.80).aspx</a><br />
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e aravind I know the process is running because it shows in the events. &nbsp;I had tried those commands in testing but no difference.<br />
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akicute555 - This is the article I followed to set this up initially before posting here.
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Hmmm not sure what the issue was but sure I misconfigured something. &nbsp;I removed all settings and re-added and now it is working.<br />
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One question, I set a policy to move anything older than 30 days from inbox to deleted items. &nbsp;I thought it would grab just inbox but grabbed subfolders as well. &nbsp;Anyway to change that?
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I think I've found I need an update for Exchange to control the sub-folders of Exchange.<br />
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<a href="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/939037" rel="ugc nofollow">http://support.microsoft.com/kb/939037</a>
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Glad to know that you managed to get the MRM working for you.
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Sorry to bring this thread back. I was looking at the &nbsp;post by e_aravind, and it basically explains how he can create in his lab the policy that deletes mail over 30 days. What I'm not sure I follow is if I wanted to create another policy for say a different department that deletes mail out of the inbox that's 90 days old. there would be 2 Managed Content settings on the inbox. When you create the New Managed Folder Mailbox Policy how would it &nbsp;know which to use when there it two ?
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I am trying to setup records mgmt in Exchange 2007. &nbsp;I setup a new managed content setting underneath the Inbox for Managed Default Folders. &nbsp;I set up a managed folder policy and applied that to a user. &nbsp;I set the messaging records schedule to run. &nbsp;It shows as having run in the event log but the mailbox still has items older than 30 days in the inbox.<br />
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I'm thinking this only applies to messages that will now arrive in the mailbox. &nbsp;If that is the case is there a way to get it to run on the mailbox as it is now? &nbsp;
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I am trying to setup records mgmt in Exchange 2007.  I setup a new managed content setting underneath the Inbox for Managed Default Folders.  I set up a managed folder policy and applied that to a user.  I set the messaging records schedule to run.  It shows as having run in the event log but the mailbox still has items older than 30 days in the inbox.

I'm thinking this only applies to messages that will now arrive in the mailbox.  If that is the case is there a way to get it to run on the mailbox as it is now?  

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