"Your mailbox has been temporarily moved on Microsoft Exchange Server"

Question

Exchange 2003, Outlook 2007
In Outlook, the Inbox folder does not show up under Mailbox - User Name. Starting with "Outlook Today" and clicking on the "inbox" like he can get to his messages.
In OWA the envelope icon shows up but instead of saying "Inbox" it had a URL like "http://video.google.com&search="...
I used exmerge to extract the data for the user, deleted the mailbox, then used exmerge to import it back.
"Inbox" now shows up in OWA but when Outlook is launched it gives this message:
"Your mailbox has been temporarily moved on Microsoft Exchange Server. A temporary mailbox exists, but might not have all of your data. You can connect to the temporary mailbox or work offline with all of your old data. If you choose to work with your old data, you cannot send or receive e-mail messages."
Did I miss a step somewhere?

Answer 1

I just encountered the same problem, and was able to get all of my old data back to my new profile (contacts, saved e-mails, inbox folders, etc.).  Before creating a new profile, when the error message appears,
choose the option to use old data.  When outlook loads (using Outlook 2010), go to File -> Options and click on 'Advanced'.  You should see an 'Export' section, click on the 'Export' button.  An 'Import and Export Wizard'
window will appear, click on 'Export to a File' and click next, then choose 'Outlook data file (.pst)'.  The next screen will ask you a folder to export, in which you can choose from all your outlook folders...for a complete backup, I suggest choosing
the root folder.  It should be the name of your profile, for example: "username @hotmail.com".  Make sure 'Include subfolders' is checked.  The final screen will ask what location to store the .pst file in, and if you want to add a password
to it.  Now you've backed up all your Outlook data :)
To import the .PST to your new profile, make sure to change Outlooks default profile to the new one you've created (as Deli suggested).  When outlook loads up, click on File -> Open, and then click on 'Import'.  Choose 'Import from another program
or file' and click next, then choose 'Outlook data file (.pst)' and click next.  Now you just point it to the .pst file you exported earlier, and all of your information will be imported into Outlook in its own folder.  From there you can drag everything
(emails, contacts, etc.) into the folders that you want.  And that's it, hope this helps someone else.