A users mailbox became dormant/disabled at one point, and as a result entered a 'disabled user OU'. This made it fall into an EV provisioning group which then archived it off with a 0 day policy, all shortcuts deleted. User subsequently came back, and got moved out of the disabled user OU.
Hopefully straight forward enough at this point
Now the sticky part... the business unit has currently only signed up their disabled users to have any archiving applied, so prior to being moved into the 'disabled user OU', there was no archiving applied to the users mailbox. The user is now in an OU, that shouldnt be archived in any way, but is still being archived with the 0 day policy.
Initially I thought a simple 'export to mailbox' run should get all her mails back, and then as the user is in an OU that shouldnt be getting zapped, all should be back to normal. However, this morning she's found all her mails archived off again - 0 day policy still being applied
So today I've recalled all her mails again, but this time now also manually disabled her mailbox for archiving (tools->disable mailboxes).
So my question finally is, come tomorrow morning, will the user come in to find all her mails archived off again? Or have I done enough now to stop the policy being applied to it?
Thanks,
Ian