enable cloud archive for on premise mailbox
First we need to connect to Exchange Online, you can use this connector script or run the following code: Supported on Exchange 2013 or above | On-Premise Exchange Hybrid Server. Figure 9: Archive mailbox properties. Run below command to check if cloud-based archive mailbox is created: Powershell. You can also use Microsoft Online Services (Hosted Exchange) to host the archive . Enable Archive for On-Premise User Mailbox Right-click to user mailbox and click to select "Enable Archive". Click on app launcher icon >> click Admin. The below script reads all remote mailboxes, check if in-place archive is already enabled, and if not enables it. Now the empty tenant mailbox is associated with the archive mailbox, but there is also a primary mailbox on prem. I then trimmed out the users who had archived mail based on the "itemcount" in the first command, luckily this was identified the day the problem occurred so it was only about 7 accounts. Native backup and archive capabilities in most cloud and on-premise email solutions, can be limiting. Verify that auto-expanding archiving is enabled. The icon for mailbox with archive mailbox will change. Click Save to create the mailbox and the cloud-based archive. Sign in to your Office 365 account and the click Admin. Note The Archive page shows a maximum of 500 users. After the next Dirsync sync cycle, enable the archive on-premises again. Choose Daily. Under Archive, click the Create an in-place archive for this user check box, and then click Cloud-based archive. ; In the result pane, select the mailbox for which you want to enable a personal or cloud-based archive. In the console tree, navigate to Recipient Configuration > Mailbox. 3. The choice of the type of archiving you want depends on your objectives for archiving. After the next Dirsync sync cycle, enable the archive on-premises again.} Connect to Exchange Online PowerShell (run as admin) 2. Update the remote mailbox properties with the ArchiveGuid value obtained from Azure AD; 2. 1. am I enabling it the right way? 4. Select the particular user from the list and click on the Enable option. The system will display a warning alert. Update the remote mailbox properties with the ArchiveGuid value obtained from Azure AD; 2. It turns out that during the migration from Lotus Domino, the existing mailboxes were provisioned in the cloud by changing the value of the msExchRemoteRecipientType on-prem. Then, select the disabled mailbox that needs to be reconnected and click Connect. Select the mailbox you need to archive. Users can seamlessly access their primary on-premises mailbox and their archive in the cloud using Outlook 2010, Outlook 2007 and Outlook Web App (OWA). 3. Use the Enable-Mailbox cmdlet to create mailboxes for existing users who don't already have mailboxes.