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Do you have full access permsions on every mailbox?
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Do you have full access permsions on every mailbox?

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I have tried with the domain administrator account and running the Exchange Management Shell with admin rights. 
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I have tried with the domain administrator account and running the Exchange Management Shell with admin rights.

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Also, the mailbox of the event creator no longer exists.
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Also, the mailbox of the event creator no longer exists.

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How can that be done when the creators mailbox was deleted?
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How can that be done when the creators mailbox was deleted?

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REcreated the users account and deleted it.
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REcreated the users account and deleted it.

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Here is the scenario: We had a user that created a calendar event that was sent out to others in his dept. The user has since left the company and his user was deleted. I have a request to remove the calendar event he created. I do not know who or how many others were sent this calendar event. <br />
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I tried this powershell string but it did not work:<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-27419035-1">Get-Mailbox | Export-Mailbox -SenderKeywords &quot;Username&quot; -SubjectKeywords &quot;enter keywords here&quot; -IncludeFolders &quot;\Calendar&quot; -DeleteContent</code></pre>
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We are running Exchange 2007.
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Here is the scenario: We had a user that created a calendar event that was sent out to others in his dept. The user has since left the company and his user was deleted. I have a request to remove the calendar event he created. I do not know who or how many others were sent this calendar event. 

I tried this powershell string but it did not work:

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We are running Exchange 2007.

Remove calendar event when user no longer exists.

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