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I have an administrator mailbox on my Exchange server where spam goes, so it's loaded with mail and I want to bulk delete alot of it. I had the powershell command once and it worked but I lost it.<br />
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I tried this<br />
search-mailbox -Identity administrator -SearchQuery &quot;Received:&gt; $('1/01/2012') and Received:&lt; $('1/31/2012')&quot; -DeleteContent<br />
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and it seems like it worked, I got a ResultItemsCount : 2448 ResultItemsSize &nbsp;: 111.4 MB (116,811,965 bytes)<br />
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Yet email from January 2012 is still in the inbox.<br />
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I also tried replacing search-mailbox with get-mailbox<br />
get-mailbox -Identity administrator -SearchQuery &quot;Received:&gt; $('1/01/2012') and Received:&lt; $('1/31/2012')&quot; -DeleteContent<br />
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This caused an error - A positional parameter cannot be found that accepts argument '-SearchQuery'. blah blah blah<br />
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Any ideas? Thanks a lot.
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I have an administrator mailbox on my Exchange server where spam goes, so it's loaded with mail and I want to bulk delete alot of it. I had the powershell command once and it worked but I lost it.

I tried this
search-mailbox -Identity administrator -SearchQuery "Received:> $('1/01/2012') and Received:< $('1/31/2012')" -DeleteContent

and it seems like it worked, I got a ResultItemsCount : 2448 ResultItemsSize  : 111.4 MB (116,811,965 bytes)

Yet email from January 2012 is still in the inbox.


I also tried replacing search-mailbox with get-mailbox
get-mailbox -Identity administrator -SearchQuery "Received:> $('1/01/2012') and Received:< $('1/31/2012')" -DeleteContent

This caused an error - A positional parameter cannot be found that accepts argument '-SearchQuery'. blah blah blah

Any ideas? Thanks a lot.

Exchange 2010 SP3 bulk email delete

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