Sarah E Failed Error: Value cannot be null. Parameter name: objectId Warning: An unexpected error has occurred and a Watson dump is being generated: Value cannot be null. Parameter name: objectId
If this is a new mailbox, where are you trying to move it from and to? How many exchange servers are there? What roles are running on them? What version is the "legacy" server running?
More details will help in getting more responses and a faster solution to your issue! Please provide as much detail as possible!!
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There has not been an exchange server at this location. There is no legacy server.
I found the user in question while clicking on recipient configuration listing the entire forest. The user in question shows a legacy mailbox. I tried doing a new local move request and that is where the error came from.
This organization was popping to godaddy for their email. we are moving them off pop to exchange. Outlook send and receive work fine.
Ok now things are a little bit more clear! using the Move Local Request will allow you to move a mailbox from one database to another on the same server or to another server!
What you have to do is change the properties of the mailbox so it shows as a user mailbox. Run the following command to do so:
That is not making any sense! If this is the ONLY exchange server in the entire organization, then how can it say that it is hosted on a legacy server. Did you run the install of the exchange server? In the Exchange management Shell, run the following command:
Lagacy is refering to an ad server which has been decommissioned, it did have a trial copy of exchange 2003 installed on it but was never used as far as I know of, it was before my time. This user was popping to godaddy.
This was what I expected!! It seems it was never decommissioned properly! It may have been turned off and removed from the network but references to it still reside in active directory! I assume this mailbox was never logged into since the server was removed? Problem is that you cannot move this mailbox since the source no longer exists. Can you confirm when the last time someone used this mailbox was? Have you tried disabling the mailbox from the exchaneg management console?
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Ibrahim Benna - Microsoft Exchange MVP Forum Moderator Navantis
No! Disabling a mailbox will remove any connections it may have to a user account and it then removes any exchange information from the user account. REMOVE, however, will delete the mailbox AND the user account!! Be careful which one to use!
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