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Exmerge questionHello there,
we are going to use exmerge utility to export mailboxes on Exchange 2003 SP2 to pst files. We have done some tests. it seems the program picks legacyExchangeDN of the mailbox instead of "mailnickname" as extracted pst file names. There are lots of mailboxes that were migrated from notes a few years ago with randomly generated legacyExchangeDN. That really makes us hard to tell which pst belongs to who. Is there anyway to force Exmerge to use "mailnichname" as pst filename? Thanks Sorry, but no.
One thing you can do is run the CSVDE command on any Domain Controller to export both the mailNickname and LegacyExchangeDN attributes of each user then use this output to create a simple batch file to rename the files. csvde -f Output.txt -s DC_SERVER_NAME -d "DC=domain,DC=com" -p SubTree -r "(&(mailNickname=*))" -l "DN,mailNickname,legacyExchangeDN" -- Show quoteHide quoteJC "EX Admin" wrote: > Hello there, > > we are going to use exmerge utility to export mailboxes on Exchange 2003 SP2 > to pst files. We have done some tests. it seems the program picks > legacyExchangeDN of the mailbox instead of "mailnickname" as extracted pst > file names. There are lots of mailboxes that were migrated from notes a few > years ago with randomly generated legacyExchangeDN. That really makes us hard > to tell which pst belongs to who. Is there anyway to force Exmerge to use > "mailnichname" as pst filename? > > Thanks Hello JC,
Thanks for your info. How can I export the list in OU level? Say, OU=test, sub OU=mailusers. thanks again. Show quoteHide quote "JCirillo [MCA-M]" wrote: > Sorry, but no. > > One thing you can do is run the CSVDE command on any Domain Controller to > export both the mailNickname and LegacyExchangeDN attributes of each user > then use this output to create a simple batch file to rename the files. > > csvde -f Output.txt -s DC_SERVER_NAME -d "DC=domain,DC=com" -p SubTree -r > "(&(mailNickname=*))" -l "DN,mailNickname,legacyExchangeDN" > > -- > JC > > > "EX Admin" wrote: > > > Hello there, > > > > we are going to use exmerge utility to export mailboxes on Exchange 2003 SP2 > > to pst files. We have done some tests. it seems the program picks > > legacyExchangeDN of the mailbox instead of "mailnickname" as extracted pst > > file names. There are lots of mailboxes that were migrated from notes a few > > years ago with randomly generated legacyExchangeDN. That really makes us hard > > to tell which pst belongs to who. Is there anyway to force Exmerge to use > > "mailnichname" as pst filename? > > > > Thanks I figured out. It works. Thanks.
Show quoteHide quote "JCirillo [MCA-M]" wrote: > Sorry, but no. > > One thing you can do is run the CSVDE command on any Domain Controller to > export both the mailNickname and LegacyExchangeDN attributes of each user > then use this output to create a simple batch file to rename the files. > > csvde -f Output.txt -s DC_SERVER_NAME -d "DC=domain,DC=com" -p SubTree -r > "(&(mailNickname=*))" -l "DN,mailNickname,legacyExchangeDN" > > -- > JC > > > "EX Admin" wrote: > > > Hello there, > > > > we are going to use exmerge utility to export mailboxes on Exchange 2003 SP2 > > to pst files. We have done some tests. it seems the program picks > > legacyExchangeDN of the mailbox instead of "mailnickname" as extracted pst > > file names. There are lots of mailboxes that were migrated from notes a few > > years ago with randomly generated legacyExchangeDN. That really makes us hard > > to tell which pst belongs to who. Is there anyway to force Exmerge to use > > "mailnichname" as pst filename? > > > > Thanks 
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