- Create a suspended move request via the Exchange Management Shell. Here's an example where I'm creating three move requests.
New-MoveRequest -Identity Person1 -TargetDatabase DB1 -BadItemLimit 50 -Suspend;
New-MoveRequest -Identity Person2 -TargetDatabase DB2 -BadItemLimit 50 -Suspend;
New-MoveRequest -Identity Person3 -TargetDatabase DB3 -BadItemLimit 50 -Suspend; - Now those people are all queued up and ready to go. We want to move them in, say, 6 hours. Enter this command which pings localhost for 21600 seconds (6 hours) then fetches a list of suspended move requests and passes them on to the Resume-MoveRequest command. Note the semicolons after each command. These execute in series, not in parallel.
ping localhost -n 21600; Get-MoveRequest | Resume-MoveRequest;
Monday, December 19, 2016
Scheduling a mailbox move in Exchange 2010
Remember how Exchange 2007 used to have that handy feature via the GUI that would allow you to schedule a mailbox move? Exchange 2010 seems to have done away with that. Here's how I schedule mailbox moves with Exchange 2010:
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