EDIT: This post has been edited on 5/19/2008 to add a note about pointing Exchange 2003 mailbox stores to Exchange 2007. Exchange 2007 saw a fundamental change in the elimination of a couple...
Published Mar 15, 2007
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Thanks for the link. It was great for concepts but fell short of an actual command line I was looking for. I think I might have stumbled over a process here:
1. Run MoveAllReplicas PS script to set the replicas from EX2K7-1 to EX2K7-2.
2. Turn up repilcation logging and/or wait minutes, hours, days (we waited at least a week to be extra safe)
3. Run the following command on the destination server to check out the origin server:
Get-PublicFolder -Recurse | Format-Table Name, OriginatingServer
4. Run the following command on the destination server to check out the item count:
Get-PublicFolder -Recurse | Get-PublicFolderStatistics
5. Run the previous command on the source server to see that folders don't exist on that server.
And I believe that is all based on the advice in the link that we should watch item counts. I would appreciate any pointers if there is anything else that we may have missed.
1. Run MoveAllReplicas PS script to set the replicas from EX2K7-1 to EX2K7-2.
2. Turn up repilcation logging and/or wait minutes, hours, days (we waited at least a week to be extra safe)
3. Run the following command on the destination server to check out the origin server:
Get-PublicFolder -Recurse | Format-Table Name, OriginatingServer
4. Run the following command on the destination server to check out the item count:
Get-PublicFolder -Recurse | Get-PublicFolderStatistics
5. Run the previous command on the source server to see that folders don't exist on that server.
And I believe that is all based on the advice in the link that we should watch item counts. I would appreciate any pointers if there is anything else that we may have missed.