I have two users in my Exchange 2010 server where one user no longer is employed but we need access to the mails. I cannot find any function to reset the users password so my question is if it is possible to merge the users mailbox into another users?

Sincerely

Mestika

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I don't know what you are doing with an Exchange server but you don't know how to reset a password in AD...

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc782255(WS.10).

As for merging the mailbox, use the Export-Mailbox and Import-Mailbox cmdlets.

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Employees leave companies all the time, and I've never heard if importing their emails into another inbox.

Most companies assign someone else permission to access the inbox of the other user, and then open the mailbox in Outlook.

If you're having trouble resetting an AD password however, then perhaps you should be getting someone who knows more about AD and Exchange and how they integrate.

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We just export the "old" mailbox to a PST, then archive it.. if anyone neeeds access, we let them have a copy.. so its not stored on our server.. wasting space..

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