One of our other guys just found this and it appears to do exactly what we need. Thank you for being my rubber ducky tonight :-)
https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Export-or-backup-email-contacts-and-calendar-to-an-Outlook-pst-file-14252b52-3075-4e9b-be4e-ff9ef1068f91 Regards, Tony On Mon, Oct 9, 2017 at 6:53 PM, Tony Burrows <[email protected]> wrote: > Good evening all, > I have an interesting one and am hoping someone can point me in the right > direction or confirm my assumptions. I was told a couple weeks ago by a > multi-site client that the owners are going through a falling out and thus > they are parting ways. The secondary site has retained our services however > they are 100% dependent on the primary site via an 100Mbps MPLS connection. > We are already working on new SIP and internet services, servers, rack, > switches, workstations, phone system, firewall, etc. and we're good to go > here. The catch is there are around 50 users at the secondary site that all > have email accounts on the locally hosted Exchange 2013 server at the > primary site. We've been told that nobody from the secondary site > (including my company) will be given access to the Exchange server. > Normally I'd just run something like "Get-MailboxDatabase | Get-Mailbox | > Export-Mailbox -PSTFolderPath C:\PSTs" to export everything to PST then > "Get-MailboxDatabase | Get-Mailbox | Import-Mailbox -PSTFolderPath C:\PSTs" > to import it into the new forest but this isn't possible in this situation. > > We still have standard user access to the current domain through the end > of the month so what I'm wondering is if any of you know of a script or > utility that can export a user's full Exchange account to a PST so I can > import it into the new O365 tenant? We're going to be putting in new > workstations so each new and old workstation will be touch however I'd > prefer not to have to create the PST manually since we're on a time crunch. > We did some digging and found this https://support.office. > com/en-us/article/Back-up-Outlook-data-with-the- > Microsoft-Outlook-Personal-Folders-Backup-tool-7ef27bac- > 6088-4f03-a9f7-34165d885883 however it only applies to Office 2007 and > the client is running Office 2013 and 2016 across their workstations. For > kicks, another one of our guys ran this on their Office 2016 install and it > failed. Any assistance is greatly appreciated and thank you in advance. > > > Regards, > Tony >
