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$mailboxes=import-csv C:\temp\mailusers.CSV<br />
ForEach ($mailbox in $mailboxes) <br />
{ <br />
&nbsp; Enable-Mailbox -Identity $mailbox.user -Database $mailbox.mailboxdatabase –Archive -ArchiveDatabase $mailbox.mailboxdatabase <br />
}
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$mailboxes=import-csv C:\temp\mailusers.CSV
ForEach ($mailbox in $mailboxes)
{
  Enable-Mailbox -Identity $mailbox.user -Database $mailbox.mailboxdatabase –Archive -ArchiveDatabase $mailbox.mailboxdatabase
}

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You are a genius thanks again
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Guys,<br />
<br />
This script basically takes input from a file with the two fields populated as such below. It then creates the user on the specified mailboxdatabase under the column. This is for an exchange 2010 environment. My challenge that I have is actually getting the archive database to be the same as the mailboxdatabase. How do I incorporate this in the script I have below many thanks<br />
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user, mailboxdatabase<br />
user1 mbb00<br />
user3 mbb5<br />
user20 mbb6<br />
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$mailbox=import-csv C:\temp\mailusers.CSV<br />
ForEach ($mailbox in $mailbox) {Enable-Mailbox -Identity $Mailbox.Identity -Database $Mailbox.Database | Enable-Mailbox –Archive -ArchiveDatabase &quot;samedatabase&quot;}
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Guys,

This script basically takes input from a file with the two fields populated as such below. It then creates the user on the specified mailboxdatabase under the column. This is for an exchange 2010 environment. My challenge that I have is actually getting the archive database to be the same as the mailboxdatabase. How do I incorporate this in the script I have below many thanks

user, mailboxdatabase
user1 mbb00
user3 mbb5
user20 mbb6

$mailbox=import-csv C:\temp\mailusers.CSV
ForEach ($mailbox in $mailbox) {Enable-Mailbox -Identity $Mailbox.Identity -Database $Mailbox.Database | Enable-Mailbox –Archive -ArchiveDatabase "samedatabase"}

Powershell adding archive database/passing database variable in script.

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Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.