Mailbox Manager FAQ

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re: Mailbox Manager FAQ

Steven Presley — Tue, 19 Apr 2005 02:02:04 GMT

Is #3 considered a bug? If so, will it be fixed at some point?

Also we (ex2003 sp1) have a mailbox manager policy that is configured to run against people who are a specific store. If one of those mailboxes is moved to another store (out of scope of the MM policy) the policy still runs. Current we have to manually clear the msExchPoliciesIncluded attribute. Any idea if this is going to be fixed?

Best regards,
Steven

re: Mailbox Manager FAQ

Mike Lagase — Wed, 20 Apr 2005 21:01:38 GMT

Yes, applying the hotfix listed in http://support.microsoft.com/?id=883351 resolves this issue. Note: This may not fix users that are currently experiencing the problem.

- To fix the users that were previously affected by this, we would need to touch each of the users in Active Directory so
that the RUS will update them.
- To do this, create a new Mailbox Manager Policy that encompasses all Exchange
users. Move this policy up in priority so that it is higher than any other MM
policy. Doing this will update all users with this new policy and remove the
additional MM policies.

- Once this is done, go ahead and delete the temporary policy that you created. When that policy is deleted, the correct policy will be applied to all users.

re: Mailbox Manager FAQ

Adoyt — Tue, 26 Apr 2005 19:28:38 GMT

Do items in the System Cleanup folder count towards the total size of the mailbox? Also, I just want verification that items in the dumpster do not count towards the total size of the mailbox.

Thank you.

re: Mailbox Manager FAQ

Lee Jarvie — Tue, 10 May 2005 20:54:03 GMT

If I create an appointment for a time 6 months from now and I have a 90 day retention policy for all IPM type, will my appointment be deleted before it occurs? What if I want it to delete 90 days after it occurs? Does this also apply to Tasks?

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