Exchange 2010 SP1 and later doesn’t allow by default for any user to export a mailbox. You have to assign those rights to a specific user. Use the following command : New-ManagementRoleAssignment –Role "Mailbox Import Export" –User domain\user Now that we have an user with the appropriate rights,Read More →
When you, your company or your client(s) are still running Exchange 2010 it’s time to upgrade! Microsoft stopped the Mainstream support for Exchange 2010. You will need Extended support and only security updates will be coming out from this point. Check out this link for more information.Read More →
I found out that opening very large mailboxes (several GB’s) using Outlook 2013 (32 bit) I ran into a not enough free memory problem : After some troubleshooting I found out that there are 2 solutions. The first one is completely disable caching of the mailbox. But that wasRead More →
Today a collegae of mine ran into a problem with Exchange 2010. Messages both internally/externally were not delivered. We noticed that the Exchange server was using 100% CPU resources. After some investigation we noticed that the submission queue was building up. We decided to suspend the queue, exporting the messages.Read More →
Many times I’ve ran into the following error : (Error : unsufficient access rights to perform the operation) while moving Lync users of moving mailboxes in Exchange. This is due to the following : Include inheritable permissions MUST BE ENABLED. (Also for other tasks) When this is one or aRead More →
Moving mailboxes from one database/server to another is fairly easy. I prefer to use the shell interface but you can also use the GUI. The following commands are handy : New-MoveRequest -Identity <mailbox> –TargetDatabase <targetdatabase> (This commands moves one specified mailbox to another database) You can also use to moveRead More →
This is how to move the Exchange Catalog files to a different drive : Open the exchange management shell and execute the following command Set-MailboxDatabase -Identity databasename -IndexEnabled $false Stop the Microsoft Exchange Search Indexer service You can move your old files to the new directory, inRead More →