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Would this be the Registry DWord of Database Limit Size in GB?
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Would this be the Registry DWord of Database Limit Size in GB?

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<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/26508897/SBS2008-migration-problem-for-Exchange-mailboxes.html" rel="ugc">See here</a> for a better explanation of how to fix this error.
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See here [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/26508897/SBS2008-migration-problem-for-Exchange-mailboxes.html] for a better explanation of how to fix this error.

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Can anyone please advise what to do as I'm currently having this error when migrating my mailbox into newly built SG and Database in Exchange Server 2007 mailbox server:<br />
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Error was found for Customer-Service (Support@MyCredit.com) <br />
because: Error occurred in the step: Approving object. <br />
Current mailbox size is larger than the limit set on the target Exchange store or the target mailbox. <br />
To preserve source mailbox size limit, parameter PreserveMailboxSizeLimit must be set., <br />
error code: -1056717336<br />

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Can anyone please advise what to do as I'm currently having this error when migrating my mailbox into newly built SG and Database in Exchange Server 2007 mailbox server:


Error was found for Customer-Service (Support@MyCredit.com) 
because: Error occurred in the step: Approving object. 
Current mailbox size is larger than the limit set on the target Exchange store or the target mailbox. 
To preserve source mailbox size limit, parameter PreserveMailboxSizeLimit must be set., 
error code: -1056717336


Error occurred in the step: Approving object.  Current mailbox size is larger than the limit set on the target Exchange store or the target mailbox.

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