I use ReliefJet to export a larger number of Outlook Calendars each night for a brick level backup of them. Been using it for years. It will do what you need although it might be overkill.
https://www.reliefjet.com/ From: listsad...@lists.myitforum.com [mailto:listsad...@lists.myitforum.com] On Behalf Of Tony Burrows Sent: Monday, October 9, 2017 7:53 PM To: NT Sys Admin Subject: [NTSysADM] Local script or tool to export to PST 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
