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&quot; Powershell as administrator&quot;<br />
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That is your mistake.<br />
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Run Exchange Management Shell as Administrator. It is in the Exchange group on the Start Menu. Powershell does not mean EMS. <br />
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Simon.
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" Powershell as administrator"

That is your mistake.

Run Exchange Management Shell as Administrator. It is in the Exchange group on the Start Menu. Powershell does not mean EMS.

Simon.

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Sorry, syntax error. &nbsp;Running exchange management shell.
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Sorry, syntax error.  Running exchange management shell.

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What command did you run to grant yourself permissions to do the new-mailboxexportrequest? <br />
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Are you sure that you are on SP3 for Exchange 2010? It doesn't install via Windows Update. <br />
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Simon.
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What command did you run to grant yourself permissions to do the new-mailboxexportrequest?

Are you sure that you are on SP3 for Exchange 2010? It doesn't install via Windows Update.

Simon.

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I have an exchange 2010 server on SBS 2011 all service packs and hotfixes for both the OS and exchange have been installed. <br />
- I am opening Powershell as administrator<br />
- I have successfully run New-ManagementRoleAssignme<wbr />nt for the admin account. <br />
- While I'm not that far along, I have created a share and added exchange trusted user account to the share with full rights. <br />
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Cmdlet is not available. <br />
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I found one thread that says to add-pssnapin Microsoft* but that doesn't load (assembly is built by a runtime newer...)<br />
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Any suggestions to get this cmdlet recognized?
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I have an exchange 2010 server on SBS 2011 all service packs and hotfixes for both the OS and exchange have been installed. 
- I am opening Powershell as administrator
- I have successfully run New-ManagementRoleAssignment for the admin account. 
- While I'm not that far along, I have created a share and added exchange trusted user account to the share with full rights. 

Cmdlet is not available. 

I found one thread that says to add-pssnapin Microsoft* but that doesn't load (assembly is built by a runtime newer...)

Any suggestions to get this cmdlet recognized?

New-MailboxExportRequest cmdlet not available on 2010

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