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| Toll Free: +44 800 088 5522 “New-MailboxExportRequest” cmdlet can be used in Exchange PowerShell to export mailbox to PST from Exchange 2010. It helps in exporting archived or online mailboxes to Outlook PST file while excluding duplicate components to avoid replication of mailbox data.
While creating requests for exporting mailboxes, users can specify all the attributes such as the folders that need to be imported along with those that are to be excluded; if the folders existing in Dumpster have to be imported or not, etc.
Prior to getting started with the export process, there are some pre-requisites that need to be fulfilled. They are:
Afterward, execute the following commands to export Exchange mailbox to PST Exchange 2010 as per requirements:
Situation 1: To export single user mailbox where User Mailbox name is ‘Adam’ and the location path of exporting folders is “C:\Mailbox PST”:
Situation 2: For exporting entire mailboxes from Exchange Server where Server name is ‘Server A1’:
Situation 3: For exporting all existing mailboxes from the database where DB name is ‘DB Group’ to PST file:
Therefore, by following the above-mentioned commands, you can export mailbox to PST from Exchange 2010, if you need to export a single mailbox, multiple mailboxes, or all existing mailboxes.
Finally, if you are using a cmdlet for an import \ export mailbox, then there are some other commands as well that can be followed to perform related functions during the migration operation.
These commands are mentioned in the following section:
1) “Get-MailboxExportRequest”: To check the detailed current status of the existing export request, this cmdlet can be used.
2) “Get-MailboxExportRequestStatistics”: Used to obtain information about the ongoing or the current export function.
3) “Remove-MailboxExportRequest”: This cmdlet can be used to remove or eliminate an export request that is already been completed or currently in process.
Note: Requests that reached the ‘completed’ status is not removed automatically and needs removal through Exchange Administrator. Also, removing the completed requests will not affect the exported data.
4) “Resume-MailboxExportRequest”: This command is used to initialize or resume the hangover or suspended mailbox export request.
5) “Suspend-MailboxExportRequest”: Existing export request can be suspended by using this command.
6) “Set-MailboxExportRequest”: This command can be used for changing the settings of an existing request.
Note: All the above mentioned commands must be executed before mailbox request reaches the ‘completed’ status.
Though the above-mentioned commands are quite troublesome and require expertise for execution, there is a simple method available that can be used to export unlimited mailboxes from EDB file to PST format in an easier way.
The task can be done through an expert suggested solution, that performs corruption-free migration from Exchange mailboxes to Outlook PST format by using EDB to PST Converter Tool.
It is the professional solution used by every technical and non-technical background user. Users can export several types of mailboxes such as Archive, Disconnected, Legacy, User, Shared into PST, and multiple file-formats (MBOX, HTML, MSG, PDF, EML). You can use this advanced software to easily export multiple mailboxes to PST Exchange 2016/2013/2010 in a simplified manner.
User does not have to use any type of Exchange commands. The EDB to PST converter provides the Graphical User Interface which helps the user to perform their option in a small amount of time. There are no file size constraints, users can export any size of Exchange Database File or mailboxes into Outlook data file. Along with private mailboxes, users can also export Exchange public folder to PST and multiple file format.
The tool provides a scan mode option i.e. Quick and Advance scan. Users can recover highly corrupted Exchange .edb file and permanently deleted mailboxes by using the Advance Scan option. This utility allows users to export selectively EDB file, Mailbox and data items
Key Features Of Automated Software
Users can use the “New-MailboxExportRequest” command to export mailbox to PST from Exchange 2010 by using Exchange PowerShell. The user requires technical knowledge to work on Exchange Management Shell. One has to understand each and every command and know how to resolve the error. Additionally, there might be a chance when a user’s mailbox might get corrupted. Due to all these reasons, every technical and non-technical user uses the Automated solution mentioned in the above section. Which overcomes all the limitations of the manual solution and able to export multiple Exchange Mailboxes without any loss of data
