Struggle of finding regarding the meaningful info

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Hi,

My creation of a PST at main drive c:pstfilesuser.pst to test importing PSTs into Exchange 2010 via PowerShell.

I got the installation of 64bit outlook in server, and also do adding “import export roles” to the account I used before.

Then I started the use of the command ‘Import – Mailbox – Identity (Username) – PSTFolderPath

c:pstfilesuser.pst’ to import the PST file into (username)’s mailbox.

And hit the following error:

Error was found for XXX because: Error occurred in the step: Approving object. An unknown error has occurred., error code: -2147221219 + CategoryInfo : InvalidOperation: (0:Int32) [Import-Mailbox], RecipientTaskException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : CFFD629B,Microsoft.Exchange.Management.RecipientTasks.ImportMailbox

Could you please help me out to know what is going on here?

Thank you in advance for your help.

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Struggle of finding regarding the meaningful info

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Hi Oliviarwilkes,
 
The possible cause of your issue is the missing homeMDB attribute on the Microsoft Exchange System Attendant mailbox. Follow these steps to resolve the error message:
 
1. Find out the Exchange database distinguished name:
 
a. Click START > Search for Adsiedit.msc using the Search programs and files box.
 
b. Click Connect to in the Action menu.
 
c. Click Configuration in the Select a well-known naming Context box -> Click OK.
 
d. Expand the following information:
 
– Configuration (The_Domain_Controller_Name.The_Name_Of_The_Domain.com)
 
– CN=Configuration,DC=domain,DC=com
 
– CN=Services
 
– CN=Microsoft Exchange
 
– CN=organization_name
 
– CN=Administrative Groups
 
– CN=Exchange AdministrativeGroups (id)
 
– CN=Databases
 
e. Go to the details pane -> Right-click CN = database_name entry with a Class value of msExchPrivateMDB -> Click Properties.
 
Reminder: Choose the mailbox database that has an active copy in your server if there are multiple database_name entries.  
 
f. Click distinguishedName in the Attribute Editor tab -> Click View.
 
g. Copy the path indicated in the Value box -> Click Cancel twice.
 
h. Close Active Directory Interfaces (ADSI) Edit tool.
 
2. The following steps will set the homeMDB attribute:
 
a. Click START -> Search for Adsiedit.msc using the Search programs and files box.
 
b. Click Connect to in the Action menu.
 
c. Click Configuration in the Select a well-known naming Context box -> Click OK.
 
d. Expand the following information:
 
– Configuration (The_Domain_Controller_Name.The_Name_Of_The_Domain.com)
 
– CN=Configuration,DC=domain,DC=com
 
– CN=Services
 
– CN=Microsoft Exchange
 
– CN=organization_name
 
– CN=Administrative Groups
 
– CN=Exchange AdministrativeGroups (id)
 
– CN=Servers
 
– CN=mailbox_server_name
 
e. Go to the details pane -> Right-click CN = Microsoft System Attendant -> Click Properties.
 
f. Click homeMDB in the Attribute Editor tab -> Click Edit.
 
g. In the Value box type or paste the distinguishedName value -> Click OK.
 
Reminder: The distinguishedName value is similar to the following:
 
  CN=Mailbox Database,CN=storage_group_name,CN=InformationStore,CN=mailbox_server_name,
  CN=Servers,CN=Exchange Administrative Group (id),CN=AdministrativeGroups,
  CN=organization_name,CN=Microsoft Exchange,CN=Services,CN=Configuration,DC=domain,DC=com
 
h. Close Active Directory Interfaces (ADSI) Edit tool.
 
3. Restart Exchange Information Store service -> Restart Exchange System Attendant service.
 
4. Run Import-Mailbox cmdlet.
 
I hope this helps.

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