Exchange 2010 Powershell PST Export

Is there a command that will export in bulk from csv with a column of SamAccountName just the following items to PST?
All Calendar Items
All Contacts
All Tasks

Not sure about a csv, but if you paste the contents of that column into a txt file you can make a PS script starting with a get-content, followed by a For Each loop that will run the new-mailboxexportrequest with the appropriate variables.

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Morning. I have googled everywhere and can't find an answer to this problem anywhere. Has anyone got an ideas??
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Hi,
Please confirm if your Exchange Management Shell (EMS) and Exchange Admin Center (EAC) can be opened or work well in your Exchange server.
If you want to reset Windows PowerShell virtual directory for default web site in Internet Information Services (IIS), please
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1. No PowerShell listed in IIS Manager.
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3. Run this command from the Elevated cmd prompt -> cscript.exe Adsutil.vbs delete w3svc/1/root/PowerShell.
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Regards,
Winnie Liang
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Add Exchange 2010 Powershell Modules with Domain Controller

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Hi Aditya,
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http://exchangeserverpro.com/exchange-2010-import-pst-files-mailboxes/
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Exchange 2010 task scheduled scripts not working if not logged on

Hi All,
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I have followed the guidance of Mike Pfeiffer's blog.
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Full list of cmdlets: Get-Command
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Failed to connect to an Exchange server in the current site.
Enter the server FQDN where you want to connect.:
The error message refers to a unkown "() service", but I have no clue of which service can be needed and it is working only when session is opened.
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I experienced a similar symptom where the scheduled task was getting stuck in the "Running" state. I searched the web for others who have experienced this issue with scheduled tasks, and what I found is that there could be a few reasons why
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I resolved my problem by adding -NonInteractive switch before the -command parameter.
Hope it helps...
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failing.
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Branch office Exchange 2010 Role base administration control for branch site administrator

Dear sir,
   Customer has a Exchange 2010 Main and Branch office environment:
- Main office Exchange 2010 CAS x2 +HTS & Mailbox x2 (Server1,2 & Server 3,4)
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- Branch office Exchange 2010 CAS+HTS x2 & Mailbox with DAG x2 (Server5,6 & Server7,8
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Procedure:
============================================================================
Exchange 2010 Role Delegation Problem: (Single AD, Single Site)
Environment:
Server: Windows 2008 R2 AD x1 + (CAS+HTS+Mailbox) Server x1
AD Server: AD1
Exchange2010 Server : EX2010 (with SP1) – Member Server Joined to testdomain1.net
Domain Name: testdomain1.net (NETBIOS: TESTDOMAIN1)
In AD,
Login as domain administrator: Testdomain1\administrator
1. Create an Organization Unit OU1.
2. Create User User1 under OU1
3. Delegate User1 to allow create user in OU1
Select all item in “Delegate the following common tasks:
In Exchange 2010 Server,
Login as domain administrator: Testdomain1\administrator
1. Rename existing database name to HKDB1
2. Create a new database AUDB1 in EX2010 Server:
AUDB1 Create Done.
Assign testdomain1\User1 as Exchange 2010 local administrators group.
Logoff Testdomain1\administrator and Login Testdomain1\User1
Open Exchange EMC: (Failed, because no user management roles is grant).
Logoff Testdomain1\User1, Login Testdomain1\Administrator
Open Exchange 2010 PowerShell:
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====================================================================
New-ManagementScope "HKDBSCOPE" -DatabaseRestrictionFilter {Name -Eq 'HKDB*' }
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====================================================================
Result:
In Exchange 2010 Server, logon as domain user: Testdomain1\User1
Open Exchange Management Console: (User1 able to open EMC now)
Perform Create User User2 in OU1 with Mailbox located in HKDB1
Mailbox Creation Failed because it cannot match the Database name = HKDB*
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Set-ManagementScope "HKDBSCOPE" -DatabaseRestrictionFilter {Name -Like 'HKDB*' }
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User2 mailbox remove successfully.
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Exchange 2010 Export Mailbox to PST using only .EDB file

I have Exchange 2010 SP2 Update Rollup 4, SBS 2011 (which is similar to Server 2008 R2). I have recently recovered from a server crash due to a faulty RAID controller and need to recover some e-mail (and possibly contacts) from a couple of mailboxes.
My main concern is that my old .edb file is in a old forest that is different than my current forest. Due to the length of the old internal domain name having more than 15 characters (I previously migrated using a answer file) and my current internal
domain name is 15 characters.local they are different.
I also dont have the log files or STM file
With the two internal domain names being different will I still be able to follow this related topic:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/zh/exchange2010/thread/8f4eb425-72ff-4d18-abfc-5c00be7113e2
If not please let me know which direction I should be going. I know there are third part tools that can get this done but not in the budget right now.
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Hi,Teron,
Cross forest export mailbox is not possible,if you have the old forest server still running you can export the mailbox in the old forest to PST file then import the pst file to your current forest.
Otherwise you should convert the edb file to PST with thirdparty tool as the above guys said.
Some additional information just for your reference.
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/exchange2010/thread/d731ac97-416b-4ff6-a4d9-861ce4345292
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/exchangesvr3rdpartyappslegacy/thread/74233836-38d9-4682-81d2-7dd395066574
Regards,
Sharon
Sharon Shen
TechNet Community Support
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