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I have a lot of users with a big mailboxes in Exchange 2010 SP1.<br />
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I use the following commands to archive the data to pst-files (for some reasons we don't want to use the exchange archive functions):<br />
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<pre><code id="code-8232746">New-MailboxExportRequest -Mailbox &quot;mailname&quot; -FilePath \\ourserverpath\2007.pst -ContentFilter {(Sent -ge '2007-01-01') -and (Sent -le '2007-12-31')} -BadItemLimit 10000 -AcceptLargeDataLoss

Search-Mailbox -identity &quot;mailboxname&quot; -SearchQuery &quot;Sent:&gt; $('2006-12-31') and Sent:&lt; $('2008-01-01')&quot;  -Confirm:$false -Force -TargetMailbox &quot;targetuser&quot; -TargetFolder &quot;SearchAndDeleteLog&quot; -LogLevel Full -DeleteContent</code></pre>
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With the second command we delete all the content for that data range. But we have a problem: it removes also the contacts of the user wich are created in that data range. I want to exclude the 'contact' folder. I can't find the solution. Anybody can help me?<br />

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I have a lot of users with a big mailboxes in Exchange 2010 SP1.

I use the following commands to archive the data to pst-files (for some reasons we don't want to use the exchange archive functions):

 

With the second command we delete all the content for that data range. But we have a problem: it removes also the contacts of the user wich are created in that data range. I want to exclude the 'contact' folder. I can't find the solution. Anybody can help me?


Search-Mailbox -DeleteContent Exclude Folder(s)

I have a lot of users with a big mailboxes in Exchange 2010 SP1.

I use the following commands to archive the data to pst-files (for some reasons we don&amp;#39;t want to use the exchange archive functions):

 

With the second command we delete all the content for that data range. But we have a problem: it removes also the contacts of the user wich are created in that data range. I want to exclude the &amp;#39;contact&amp;#39; folder. I can&amp;#39;t find the solution. Anybody can help me?


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