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We have a client whose Exchange 2010 has reached its available space and are attempting to move mailboxes, dumpster, etc to new server. &nbsp;How do I make a complete copy of everything before we switch out?
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We have a client whose Exchange 2010 has reached its available space and are attempting to move mailboxes, dumpster, etc to new server.  How do I make a complete copy of everything before we switch out?

Junior Support Tech

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