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Which means I will have to restore all te shortcuts from EV / in other words dumping it to the storage groups ?
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Which means I will have to restore all te shortcuts from EV / in other words dumping it to the storage groups ?

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Yes.. If you need a single pst file for user...
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Yes.. If you need a single pst file for user...

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Hi,<br />
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I'd like to do user email export from my Exchange Server 2007, most of the emails has been archived by the Symantec Enterprise Vault 8.0, so I wonder how can I completely perform the email export of the users out to the PST ?<br />
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because when I do the export from Enterprise Vault, it can only export the archived items only not the most recent one ?
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Hi,

I'd like to do user email export from my Exchange Server 2007, most of the emails has been archived by the Symantec Enterprise Vault 8.0, so I wonder how can I completely perform the email export of the users out to the PST ?

because when I do the export from Enterprise Vault, it can only export the archived items only not the most recent one ?

Exporting all email from Exchange Server and Enterprise Vault completely

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