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do you have access to a remote desktop session on the hosted server ? if so you can run the following from exchange shell: <br />
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$Export = Get-Mailbox<br />
$Export|%{$_|New-MailboxEx<wbr />portReques<wbr />t -FilePath &quot;\\yourserver\sharename\$(<wbr />$_.alias).<wbr />pst&quot;}
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do you have access to a remote desktop session on the hosted server ? if so you can run the following from exchange shell:

$Export = Get-Mailbox
$Export|%{$_|New-MailboxExportRequest -FilePath "\\yourserver\sharename\$($_.alias).pst"}

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I miss the hosted environment and the cleanup?
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I miss the hosted environment and the cleanup?

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Is the Exchange server in your office, or are you subscribing to a Hosted Exchange service like outlook.com or similar ?
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Is the Exchange server in your office, or are you subscribing to a Hosted Exchange service like outlook.com or similar ?

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It is in my office but it is a hosted environment (multi tenant). So multiple hosted OUs in our &nbsp;(only shell) environment of Exchange 2010 sp1
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It is in my office but it is a hosted environment (multi tenant). So multiple hosted OUs in our  (only shell) environment of Exchange 2010 sp1

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Anyone a clue of how to bulk export mailboxes from hosted exchange 2010 sp1 to pst ?<br />
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After this process I also want to delete the mailboxes without deleting the user account in active directory.
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Anyone a clue of how to bulk export mailboxes from hosted exchange 2010 sp1 to pst ?

After this process I also want to delete the mailboxes without deleting the user account in active directory.

Hosted exchange 2010 bulk export mailbox to pst

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.