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disabled mailbox, now not showing up as a disconnected mailbox, exchange 2010 migration
i just have migrated exchange 2003 to 2010 on server 2012. i got everything working and quite a nightmare i might add. one issue left. did a move request for everyone and this 1 user it could not move. I then disabled the mailbox and made a new mailbox. new mail is ok but he lost all public folder calendars and contacts. ran a test mailbox and disabled, shows right up in disconnected mailboxes.his does not!
-how do i get this back? every command i have tried in the emc shell has not worked and don't know what to do?
-added new user in emc 2010 and the public folder calendars we have still don't come up, Ive made sure all automatic services that exchange is running on new 2010 server are running. 2003 exchange server is still running also.
-how do i get this back? every command i have tried in the emc shell has not worked and don't know what to do?
-added new user in emc 2010 and the public folder calendars we have still don't come up, Ive made sure all automatic services that exchange is running on new 2010 server are running. 2003 exchange server is still running also.
ExchangeOutlookWindows Server 2012
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bowlerman25
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Get-MailboxDatabase | Clean-MailboxDatabase, had to add the dash in it and it ran but the mailbox i disabled still does not show under the disconnected mailbox, it has been a whole day.
what do i do to get the disabled box back? I see the box in exchange 2003 that i have in coexistence but do not see in exchange 2010.
what do i do to get the disabled box back? I see the box in exchange 2003 that i have in coexistence but do not see in exchange 2010.
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i found my own answers.
Get-MailboxDatabase | CleanMailboxDatabase
Sometimes however, this doesn't seam to work as well as it should so you might have to target the database directly
CleanMailboxDatabase -Identity {database name}
For some reason, there's been occasions where I have had to do this a couple of times before the database shows as disconnected.