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yes, i did run that command and verified that my account is in the &quot;Discovery Management&quot; role group.
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yes, i did run that command and verified that my account is in the "Discovery Management" role group.

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thx. i ended up re-running prepareAD and re-enabling both system mailboxes to resolve.
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thx. i ended up re-running prepareAD and re-enabling both system mailboxes to resolve.

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we have recently upgraded to Exchange 2010 SP2, and are now unable to see the following mailbox when running a discovery in ECP, and when it asks to select a discovery mailbox to copy the results to, this mailbox is not longer visible:<br />
DiscoverySearchMailbox {D919BA05-46A6-415f-80AD-7<wbr />E0933<br />
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i did run the setup.com /prepareAD to recreate this mailbox. <br />
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what am I missing?<br />
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thx in advance,
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we have recently upgraded to Exchange 2010 SP2, and are now unable to see the following mailbox when running a discovery in ECP, and when it asks to select a discovery mailbox to copy the results to, this mailbox is not longer visible:
DiscoverySearchMailbox {D919BA05-46A6-415f-80AD-7E0933

i did run the setup.com /prepareAD to recreate this mailbox. 

what am I missing?

thx in advance,

DiscoverySearchMailbox {D919BA05-46A6-415f-80AD-7E0933 not listed when asked to choose a discovery mailbox to copy results to

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