A bad item is a corrupt item in the source mailbox that can't be copied to the target mailbox. The BadItemLimit parameter specifies the maximum number of bad items that are allowed before the request fails. Type: String Parameter Sets: AzureImportRequest Aliases:Īpplicable: Exchange Online Required: False Position: Named Default value: None Accept pipeline input: False Accept wildcard characters: False -BadItemLimit This is the default option.Ĭontent filtering doesn't apply to associated messages. If the same message type exists both in the source and the target location, these associated messages are duplicated. Copy: This option copies associated messages from the source to the target.If there isn't an associated message in the target, it creates a copy in the target. If there's an associated message of this class in both source and target folders, it overwrites the associated message in the target. MapByMessageClass: This option finds the corresponding associated message by looking up the MessageClass attribute of the source message.DoNotCopy: The associated messages aren't copied.This parameter accepts the following values: By default, associated messages are copied. Associated messages are special messages that contain hidden data with information about rules, views, and forms. The AssociatedMessagesCopyOption parameter specifies whether associated messages are copied when the request is processed. Type: SwitchParameter Parameter Sets: (All) Aliases:Īpplicable: Exchange Server 2010, Exchange Server 2013, Exchange Server 2016, Exchange Server 2019, Exchange Online Required: False Position: Named Default value: None Accept pipeline input: False Accept wildcard characters: False -AssociatedMessagesCopyOption In Exchange 2016 CU6 or earlier, this parameter is the type MailboxOrMailUserIdParameter, so you can use any value that uniquely identifies the mailbox. In Exchange 2016 CU7 or later, this parameter is the type MailboxLocationIdParameter, so the easiest value that you can use to identify the mailbox is the Alias value. The Mailbox parameter specifies the destination mailbox where the content is being imported to. pst files and imports the data into the matching mailbox. The command creates an import request for all the. pst file name is named after a corresponding user's alias. EXAMPLES Example 1ĭir \\SERVER01\PSTshareRO\Recovered\ *.pst | % If you don't grant this permission, you will receive an error message stating that Exchange is unable to establish a connection to the PST file on the network share. To save exported PST files to the share: Read/Write permission.To import PST files from the share: Read permission.In on-premises Exchange, you need to grant the following permission to the group Exchange Trusted Subsystem to the network share where you want to export or import PST files:
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pst file into the mailbox or archive if a matching item exists in the target mailbox or target archive. However, to create more than 10 import requests for a mailbox, you need to specify a unique name when creating the import request, or you can remove existing import requests with the Remove-Mailbo圎xportRequest cmdlet before starting a new import request with the default request \MailboxImportX (where X = 0-9).īy default, the import checks for duplication of items and doesn't copy the data from the. Microsoft Exchange automatically generates up to 10 unique names for a mailbox import request. You can create more than one mailbox import request per mailbox and each mailbox import request must have a unique name. New-MailboxImportRequest -AzureBlobStorageAccountUri -AzureSharedAccessSignatureToken
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