Hello everyone,
Perhaps someone has an idea or a tip on how I can best solve the following situation.
A company is about to be taken over, where an Exchange 2016 onpremise is operated with approx. 20 mailboxes.
However, we would like to make all emails available to the new owner from a certain date, on day x when the contracts are signed.
The solution would be to export and edit all mailboxes, or do you have a better idea?
Oeder
Who is supposed to get what? That's somehow not quite clear. But yes, of course you can export and import what you want. With all the advantages and disadvantages that this can sometimes entail.
bye
norbert
ps: it is called on-premises
Hello everyone,
Perhaps someone has an idea or a tip on how I can best solve the following situation.
A company is about to be taken over, where an Exchange 2016 onpremise is operated with approx. 20 mailboxes.
However, we would like to make all emails available to the new owner from a certain date, on day x when the contracts are signed.
The solution would be to export and edit all mailboxes, or do you have a better idea?
Oeder
If a journal mailbox was set, the solution would be here. But if not, there could be a Powershell command that copies all emails from all mailboxes into a pst and from there you can delete the emails manually.
Are there any options for the Export-Pst command in Powershell?
Are there any options for the Export-Pst command in Powershell?
There are. Which one are you looking for?
Hello,
you can export the relevant time period using "New-MailboxExportRequest" and a ContentFilter:
https://docs.microsoft.com/de-de/exchange/filterable-properties-for-the-contentfilter-parameter
Greetings,
Frank
