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Moving Exchange 2010 mailboxes may seem like a breeze, but two common problems can stand in the
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Issues often occur when moving Exchange 2010 mailboxes from one database to another.
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the two most common problems admins encounter when moving mailboxes -- lingering
move requests and inadequate access rights.
To fix this, youll need to get rid of the previous move request. Open the Exchange
Management Console (EMC) and navigate to the Recipient Configuration -> Move
Requests node. Select the mailbox or mailboxes with the existing move request, right-click
on the mailbox or mailboxes and then select Clear Move Request
Request.
If you want to clear move requests for a large number of mailboxes, I recommend using the
following command in the Exchange Management Shell (EMS).
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Error:
Active Directory operation failed on {Domain Controller Name}. This error is
not retriable. Additional information: Insufficient access rights to perform
the operation.
Active directory response: 00002098: SecErr: DSID-03150E8A, problem 4003
(INSUFF_ACCESS_RIGHTS), data 0
This message indicates that the person attempting to move the mailbox lacks the required
permissions. Two primary factors usually cause this error.
1. Inadequate Exchange admin permissions. A domain administrator is not allowed to
manage Exchange Server until he has been granted the necessary administrative
permissions.
2. Blocked account inheritance. If the account inheritance is blocked, mailbox
permissions cannot be assigned to the Exchange account.
To assign the proper permissions to yourself or another administrator, open ADSI Edit and
right-click on the ADSI Edit container. Next, select the Connect To option. Then choose the
connect to a well-known naming context option and click OK
OK.
Now, navigate to Default Naming Context -> DC=<your domain>, DC=com ->
CN=Users
CN=Users. Locate the Active Directory object that corresponds with the person who is
trying to move the mailbox (Figure 1).
Figure 1. Locate the corresponding object for the Exchange admin who can't
move mailboxes.
Right-click on the object and select the Properties command. Next, select the Security
tab and click on the Advanced button. Finally, select the Include inheritable
permissions from this objects parents checkbox (Figure 2).
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This was first published in April 2011
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