pst files, you can try doing an eDiscovery Content Search (Content/Compliance search) and download the. If it's Exchange Online, because the command New-Mailbo圎xportRequest which has the same feature with Export to a PST file is available in only Exchange 2010/2013/2016/2019, the option will not appear even if you assign enough permissions( Mailbox Import Export role or eDiscovery Management Administrator). If the issue only happened in EAC, maybe some browser cache caused this issue, I think you could try accessing EAC in incognito mode or using another browser and see if it still exists.ī. several columns of information on each user will download to your PC. If the command can't be recognized, perhaps the RBAC permissions haven't worked yet, try running the following command in the PowerShell and then log out/in again to see if there is any differerence: New-ManagementRoleAssignment -SecurityGroup "Organization Management" -Role "Mailbox Import Export"Īdd-RoleGroupMember -Identity "Organization Management" -Member ī. As a tenant admin, you will be asked for reports and information about the users. For Exchange 2010, 2013, and 2016: The Organization Management and Domain. It enables cross-tenant migrations, as well as migrations from.
pst of your mailboxes by running the following command in the EMS(Exchange Management Shell)? New-Mailbo圎xportRequestĪ. The Exchange Reporter Plus admin account must be a member of the following groups. 3-21473 in the matter of rtw investments, lp, respondent. 2 days ago &0183 &32 The new Exchange Admin Center also offers perks for Microsofts partners, who can use it to switch between Exchange Online tenancies. If it's on-prem server, can you export the. Which server are your mailboxes locating on? On-prem Exchange Server or Exchange Online(Office 365)?Ī.
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