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Other than using a custom script is there a way to roll out the Managed Custom Folder to all existing mailboxes?
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By doing the suggested-<br />
&quot;Yes simply create Retentions Tags\policies and apply them to users and run the command&quot;<br />
Will this also create the custom folder in the individual mailboxes specified?
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We need to roll out a managed custom folder to all out existing Exchange 2010 mailboxes.<br />
The folder name will be the same in each mailbox and I am hoping to find a way to easily deploy them in mass via the EMS. <br />
I understand that a Enterprise Client Access License is required for each mailbox.<br />
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Thanks in advance for your input!
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We need to roll out a managed custom folder to all out existing Exchange 2010 mailboxes.
The folder name will be the same in each mailbox and I am hoping to find a way to easily deploy them in mass via the EMS. 
I understand that a Enterprise Client Access License is required for each mailbox.

Thanks in advance for your input!

Other than using a custom script is there a way to roll out the Managed Custom Folder to all existing mailboxes?

By doing the suggested-
&quot;Yes simply create Retentions Tags\policies and apply them to users and run the command&quot;
Will this also create the custom folder in the individual mailboxes specified?

How Create a Managed Custom Folder in all Exchange 2010 Mailboxes

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