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I want to export a user's mailbox to a pst file. As I can't use the Exchange PowerShell on a 64-bit machine for this purpose (My exchange server). I am trying to do this remotely on a 32-bit laptop. When I try exporting the mailbox I get an error that says

The specified mailbox database "SBS2008\First Storage Group\Mail Database" does not exist 

The database DOES exist. So I googled this issue and I found that it can be caused by that my user account doesn't have Exchange admin role. So I went to active directory and ensured that the role "Exchange Organization Administrator" is added to the list of memberships. I also added all the exchange roles and still getting the same error. I checked that I am trying to move the mailbox by the correct user account by

$SourceCredentials and $TargetCredentials  

and found the right user there. I cheched the user name and I can log in by it to the server and have full access as I should get. i reset the password and the problem still exists. Any legend who knows what can the error be?

Something worth mentioning is that I user Exchange server 2007 on MS SBS2008

Regards,

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All I got is someone editing the post? – user150808 Dec 26 '12 at 13:01

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