July 2017
Intermediate to advanced
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When migrating from a previous version of Exchange or when migrating large mailboxes, it's not uncommon to run into problems with users that have corrupted items in their mailbox. You can use the -BadItemLimit parameter to specify the acceptable number of corrupt, or bad, items to skip when performing a mailbox move. Keep in mind that if you set the -BadItemLimit parameter to a value higher than 50, then you need to also use the -AcceptLargeDataLoss switch parameter, as shown in the following example:
New-MoveRequest testuser ` -BadItemLimit 100 ` -AcceptLargeDataLoss ` -TargetDatabase DB2
When executing this command, a move request will be created for the testuser mailbox. Up to 100 corrupt items in ...
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