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Email delivery to discovery mailboxes is prohibited by using delivery restrictions.

Although visible in exchange address lists, users cannot send email to a discovery mailbox.

You can remove a discovery mailbox using the same procedure used to remove other types of mailboxes.

A discovery mailbox can’t be converted to another type of mailbox.

You can create additional discovery mailboxes as required.

Discovery search comes in when your company auditor or HR wants to search for emails across all the mailboxes.įew points to note about discovery mailboxes: This mailbox is a used as the target mailbox for discovery searches in the exchange control panel. You might be wondering what this mailbox does. Any help would be appreciated.Exchange 2010 setup creates a special mailbox (discovery mailbox) with a display name “Discovery Search Mailbox” by default. I have been researching on Advance Query Syntax to try to point to the \Outbox and do not have the correct phrasing as of yet. So far the script I have made (Search-Mailbox -Identity "userid" -SearchQuery 'foldername:Outbox' -TargetMailbox "myuserid" -TargetFolder "SearchAndDeleteLog" -LogOnly -LogLevel Full) does notįunction properly.

I need to isolate the -SearchQuery to isolate the outbox. I have worked out a test script that searches the entire mailbox and dumps the logs to my mailbox (Search-Mailbox -Identity "userid" -TargetMailbox "myuserid" -TargetFolder "SearchAndDeletelog" -LogOnly -LogLevelįull). I have researched and found that New-Mailbo圎xportRequest no longer provides a deleteĬontent function but that Search-Mailbox does. To be more clear I have a task to write a script to delete all the messages stuck in several Outboxes on specific databases within our Exchange 2010 sp1 ru6 environment. I have not mentioned Sharepoint, I simply copyied and pasted my initial question down to further clarify that I had misspoken in the first request. So far the script I have made (Search-Mailbox -Identity "userid" -SearchQuery 'foldername:Outbox' -TargetMailbox "myuserid" -TargetFolder "SearchAndDeleteLog" -LogOnly -LogLevel Full)ĭoes not function properly.

I have worked out a test script that searches the entire mailbox and dumps the logs to my mailbox (Search-Mailbox -Identity "userid" -TargetMailbox "myuserid" -TargetFolder "SearchAndDeletelog" -LogOnly I have researched and found that New-Mailbo圎xportRequest no longer providesĪ delete content function but that Search-Mailbox does. So to be more clear I have a task to write a script to delete all the messages stuck in several Outboxes on specific databases within our Exchange 2010 sp1 ru6 environment. Additionally, the MRM reference cannot be directed at a specific database.

I have to script this for a group of users that are on a specific database so the article was appreciated but only useful for a single users. On Advance Query Syntax to try to point to the \Outbox and do not have the correct phrasing as of yet. So far the script I have made (Search-Mailbox -Identity "userid" -SearchQuery 'foldername:Outbox' -TargetMailbox "myuserid" -TargetFolder "SearchAndDeleteLog" -LogOnly -LogLevel Full) does not function properly. I have worked out a test script that searches the entire mailbox and dumps the logs to my mailbox (Search-Mailbox -Identity "userid" -TargetMailbox "myuserid" -TargetFolder "SearchAndDeletelog" -LogOnly -LogLevel Full). I have researched and found that New-Mailbo圎xportRequest no longer provides a delete content function but that Search-Mailboxĭoes.

Hello all, I have a task to delete all the messages stuck in some user's Outbox in our Exchange 2010 sp1 ru6 environment.