03-04-2013 08:25 PM
I'm sure I've done this before but I can't for the life of me work out how to do it again.
Using the PST Migration Wizard you are presented with the option to create shortcuts in "this folder under the root folder". Entering a name in the free text field such as "Migrated PST's" will create a folder in the root of the target mailbox called "Migrated PST's" as expected. The result being Mailbox\Migrated PST's\%pst file name%\archived emails
However, I want to import a large number of PST's into a specific subfolder such as Mailbox\Migrated PST's\Projects2012\%pst file name%\archived emails. I've tried the obvious and entered in PST's\Projects2012 into the field but that just results in the creation of a new folder called "PST's\Projects2012". I've tried a couple of different things like using forward slashes, making sure the folders already exist, etc but whatever I do it always creates a single folder. I'm sure I've worked this out before.... it's driving me nuts!!!!
Anyone know how to do this? I can't find anything in the doco.
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03-05-2013 12:13 AM
Hi Zap,
One of the guys might be able to tell you differently, but I'm pretty sure this isn't possiable. The mailbox root is hard encoded as a top level, and the gui\policies only create one subfolder.
The best I think you are going to get is two subfolders.
MailboxRoot
Migrated PSTs
Project PSTs 2012
Regards,
Chris
03-05-2013 12:13 AM
Hi Zap,
One of the guys might be able to tell you differently, but I'm pretty sure this isn't possiable. The mailbox root is hard encoded as a top level, and the gui\policies only create one subfolder.
The best I think you are going to get is two subfolders.
MailboxRoot
Migrated PSTs
Project PSTs 2012
Regards,
Chris
04-30-2013 03:05 AM
Did anything become of this? I mean did you test it Zap?