Exchange2010 - archiving policy not applying

Hi there!
We have started using archiving/retention polices in our environment. This are the steps we have done:
1. Created new database on Exchange and named it Mailbox Archives.
2. Deleted all the Retenetion Policy Tags and put:
* Default 2 year move to archive (all other folders in the mailbox)
* Leave contacts alone (retention enabled: false)
* Leave drafts alone (retention enabled: false)
* Leave notes alone (retention enabled: false)
3. Under Retention polices Default Archive and Retention Policy added those 4 policy tags.
4. Enabled Archive on a USER1 and selected that his mailbox is created in new DB: Mailbox Archives.
5. Observed if Personal Archive will be visible on OWA2010 or OUTLOOK2010 and yes it appears but there is only deleted items and noone
messages were moved from "primary mailbox" to archive.
6. Ran: Start-ManagedFolderAssistant -Identity "[email protected]" -verbose
7. Personal Archive still empty.
Any suggestions why archiving polices are not being applied or where to look for the "progress bar" of this job.
bostjanc

Noup.
Cleared tha Application/System logs but none System Attendant Error appeared.
Meanwhile an IT friend of mine gave me some explanation regarding Exchange Archiving/retention polices. I don't know if information he gave me are right, but he said that 1st 24hours (1st cycle) Exchange is doing tagging, and the next workflow is
moving to archive.
It looks like that today everything moved to archive and we can close this case.
Before closing this case I have one question regarding Archiving Quota.
We have created a new database for archive mailboxes where we have changed:
Storage limits from default to
Issue warning at 15GB
Prohibit send at 16 GB
Prohibit send and recieve at 17GB.
But if we look on the client's mailbox/Mailbox settings/Archiving quota there's:
Archive quota: 51200 MB, soo I guess that tooks precidence right?
So changing default settings on the new database was not necessary, right?
With best regards
bostjanc

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