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I went and created a new mailbox user in the destination forest which I did not migrate. This worked fine. I went and compared attributes between my "test" mailbox account and "jim's" mailbox account.
There were a couple of differences. Jim's mailbox did not have a Role Assignment Policy. The RoleAssignmentPolicy parameter specifies the management role assignment policy to assign to the mailbox when it's created or enabled. If you don't include this parameter when you create or enable a mailbox, the default assignment policy is used. All mailboxes must have at least the default policy! I set the default policy as follows on Jims account
Set-Mailbox "jim" -RoleAssignmentPolicy "Default Role Assignment Policy"
This resolved the problem!
Thank you for sharing
ReplyDeleteLooks like power shell.
ReplyDeleteWhat are the commands to get or set those attributes?
Get-Mailbox "jim" | fl
ReplyDeletethank you for sharing.I am in relax now.
ReplyDeleteExcellent, I rosolved the problem, thanks
ReplyDeleteExcellent, I rosolved the problem, thanks
ReplyDeleteDid the trick!
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ReplyDeletedid not work for me
ReplyDeleteWorked for me!
ReplyDeleteThe question is, how are users losing their role assignment? Finding an initial cause would be helpful - we're working on it in our infrastructure right now, but don't have anything yet.