Taking a good look at Exchange 2003 Mailbox Manager

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re: Taking a good look at Exchange 2003 Mailbox Manager

Matt — Tue, 22 Mar 2005 05:13:00 GMT

Any way to schedule the Mailbox Manager to only run one day a month (example - run on the first Saturday of the month) or any way to programmatically start the process with a script?

re: Taking a good look at Exchange 2003 Mailbox Manager

Mike Lagase — Tue, 22 Mar 2005 21:23:00 GMT

Currently the schedule can only be configured for specific days on a weekly basis. As for the programmatic way of getting to this interface, I don't believe we expose that RPC function to wake up the Clean task, but I will need to check on that.

re: Taking a good look at Exchange 2003 Mailbox Manager

TonyPez — Wed, 23 Mar 2005 16:23:00 GMT

Any chance you will write about best practices for dealing with Calendar retention?

Specifically why when using size only as an option does it delete an item that has a start date or end date in the future. Which is different when using the age option, where it looks for PR_START_DATE, and END_DATE.

re: Taking a good look at Exchange 2003 Mailbox Manager

Mike Lagase — Thu, 24 Mar 2005 20:10:00 GMT

Scripting of the Mailbox Management process is not currently exposed. We will check in to the possibility of adding that to the next version of Exchange

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re: Taking a good look at Exchange 2003 Mailbox Manager

skip — Thu, 28 Apr 2005 22:22:23 GMT

is there any way to tell the mailbox manager to process certian folders that are subfodlers of a users inbox? for instance i would like to clean out a folder called "cleanout" this fodler is a subfolder of the inbox folder. i.e inbox/testfolder/"cleanout" I want to know if i can tell the MM to clean out this folder just like i can tell it to clean out the users inbox