I'd like to move some emails from one mailbox to another. I have both mailboxes accessible in Outlook 2010. All emails have moved successfully except a couple that are >20mB, for those I receive:
Cannot move the items. The item cannot be moved.
I'd like to move some emails from one mailbox to another. I have both mailboxes accessible in Outlook 2010. All emails have moved successfully except a couple that are >20mB, for those I receive:
Cannot move the items. The item cannot be moved.
In the past we had our sales reps set up with a rule in Outlook that would forward undeliverable notifications they'd get from sending out email blasts.
In outlook when you add an additional mailbox is there a way for you to see if someone else has added your mailbox to their outlook to view your emails?
I have a feeling someone has my mailbox added to their outlook as my emails will sometimes go read than quickly unread.
Or is the only way to ask the exchange administrator to verify that?
Thanks
Hello,
I am currently hosting a website that utilizes emails which are very important and cant afford to loose them.
Unfortunately for the dinosaur web hosting company, they refuse to give us a backup of the emails and we only have access to WHM and cpanel, we have gone back and forth with them over and over again.
Is there another way to either pop the emails to a new server or migrate ema
I want to be able to send all emails from an existing Exchange mailbox to a public folder. I am using Exchange 2003 and haven't found a clear way to do this. Anyone have any insight? I would appreciate it.
Thanks!
I have been assigned a task to cleanup our Exchange server by exporting the mailboxes of users who have left the company. We want to keep a copy of the mailbox for 90 days, just in case HR or management needs it later. I have over 130+ mailboxes to export to complete this task.
I see that the only way to export a mailbox to a PST is to use Export-Mailbox cmdlet via the Exchange Management Tools.
A user is experiencing a problem whereby when sending emails, some emails are being allocated the same Message ID.
Unfortunately I've just got one of the tech guys to put my work emails on my Galaxy S3. The emails run off a MS Exchange server and it requires me to have a PIN lock (or password) in order to unlock my phone, view files when connected to computer, or even use my phone's camera!
I'm on my phone all day for work and I refuse to type in a PIN code hundreds of times a day.