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Another interesting Move Mailbox error and in this case I am really unsure how this would be possible!
Let’s look at the Move Mailbox log:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 | 1-10-2011 11:49:18 [The Exchange Server] A corrupted item was encountered during the move operation. The item wasn't copied to the destination mailbox. <baditem id="0000000088B41EB2A774E14BA3B29759527EBBD007007A08E4E185746A45BF5C6EF2A17E8D5500000590285800007A08E4E185746A45BF5C6EF2A17E8D550000059028720000" flags="0x00000000" errorcode="0x80004005" errortype="MapiExceptionMaxSubmissionExceeded"> <folder id="0000000088B41EB2A774E14BA3B29759527EBBD001007A08E4E185746A45BF5C6EF2A17E8D550000059028580000">Top of Information Store</folder> <sender>John Doe</sender> <recipient></recipient> <subject>archive.pst</subject> <messageclass>IPM.Document.PSTFile</messageclass> <size>38621879</size> <datesent>01/19/2006 14:30:57</datesent> <datereceived>01/19/2006 14:30:19</datereceived> <errormessage>Message (size 36.83 MB (38,621,879 bytes)) exceeds the maximum allowed size for submission to the target mailbox. You can increase this limit by using the Set-Mailbox cmdlet in the Exchange Management Shell. Error details: MapiExceptionMaxSubmissionExceeded: IExchangeFastTransferEx.TransferBuffer failed (hr=0x80004005, ec=1242) |
This error occurs because of a size constraint just like the one in the previous part.
But the strange part is that it seems to be a PST file (type IPM.Document.PSTFile) located in the Root folder of the Exchange mailbox (which is not possible AFAIK).
This PST is not visible anywhere in Outlook though so I used OutlookSpy to find it. I selected the Top Of Information store (Mailbox – John Doe) and clicked IMAPIFolder and then the GetContentsTab:
I made a backup by using OpenEntry -> Save as MSG file:
And deleted this item.
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