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Migrating Journal mailbox from Exchange 2010 to Exchange 2013
Wanted to check the best possible approach to migrate Exchange Journal mailbox from one Exchange version to another from EV perspective. Objective is to have minimal downtime and journal data loss. I have the below steps in mind for migrating journal mailbox Exchange 2010 to Exchange 2013 :- Create new Journal mailboxes in Exchange 2013 DAG. Add new Exchange 2013 server target in EV if not already added. Create Journal task for the new Exchange 2013 servers. Add new Exchange 2013 mailboxes as Journal mailbox targets in EV. Flip the Exchange Journal rules or DB Journal recipient to point to the new Exchange 2013 mailbox. Allow the old Exchange 2010 mailbox targets to get fully drained. Remove the Exchange 2010 targets and Journal tasks once the mailboxes have fully archived. Do let me know if the above steps looks good or I am missing something. Is there a alternate approach possible to achieve the same results?
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Saswatab1979
5 years ago Place Enterprise Vault
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Is Exchange Journaling insecure?
Sounds strange doesn't it? Exchange Journaling, the process used by thousands of Exchange customers all over the world to ensure that have a defensible and reliable eDiscovery position, has been called into question by... Microsoft! So why would Microsoft state that Journaling is insecure?
Alex_Brown
12 years ago Place Insights
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