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{{Implementation Guide Preamble|Microsoft Exchange 2013}}

== Synchronizing Users ==
{{Archiving Exchange Synchronizing Users|Microsoft Exchange 2013}}
== Archiving Individual Mailboxes ==
{{Archiving Single Mailbox Preamble|Microsoft Exchange 2013}}
{{Archiving Exchange Single Mailbox}}

== Archiving Multiple Exchange Mailboxes Centrally ==
{{Archiving Multiple Mailboxes Preamble|Microsoft Exchange 2013}}

=== Step 1: Setting up a service account for accessing mailboxes ===
To archive multiple mailboxes at once, a service account with access access to all mailboxes to be archived needs to be created first. To be able to set up such an account, you must be a member of the ''Organization Management'' role group. There are two methods to configure the service account:

==== Method 1: Setting up the service account through the ''Exchange admin center'' ====

* Create an unprivileged domain user (e.g. ''MailStore Server'').
* Log on to the ''Exchange admin center'' of your Microsoft Exchange environment.
* Navigate to ''permissions''.
* Under ''admin roles'' select ''+ (New)''.
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* Enter a meaningful name (e.g. ''MailStore Impersonation'') and description for the new role group.
* Under ''Roles'' add the role ''ApplicationImpersonation''.
* Under ''Members'' add the user you've created above.
* Click on ''Save'' to create the new role group.
* Continue with step 2.

==== Method 2: Setting up the service account through the ''Exchange Management Shell'' ====

* Create an unprivileged domain user (e.g. ''mailstoreserver@domain.tld'').
* Open a Microsoft Exchange Management Shell session on the Microsoft Exchange 2013 Server.
* Enter the following command:
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New-ManagementRoleAssignment -Name:"MailStore Impersonation" -Role:ApplicationImpersonation -User:mailstoreserver@domain.tld
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* ''Optional:'' Enter the following command to check the role assigment:
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Get-ManagementRoleAssignment -Role:ApplicationImpersonation -RoleAssigneeType:User | Format-List *
 
Get-ManagementRoleAssignment -Identity:"MailStore Impersonation" | Format-List *
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* ''Optional:'' Enter the following command to remove the role assigment:
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Remove-ManagementRoleAssignment "MailStore Impersonation"
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=== Step 2: Configuration of MailStore Server ===
{{Archiving Exchange Multiple Mailboxes}}

== Archiving Incoming and Outgoing Emails Directly ==
{{Archiving Exchange Journal Mailbox Preamble|Microsoft Exchange 2013}}

=== Step 1:  Creating a Mailbox for Journaling ===
{{Archiving Exchange Create Journal Mailbox|2013}}
=== Step 2: Configuring Exchange Journaling ===
{{Configuring Exchange Journaling Preamble|Microsoft Exchange 2013}}
==== Alternative 1: Configure Standard Journaling ====
* Log on to the ''Exchange admin center'' of your Microsoft Exchange environment.
* Select the ''servers'' menu item.
* On the ''databases'' tab, doubleclick on the mailbox database for which you want to set up journaling.
* Select the ''maintenance'' tab.
* Click on ''browse...'' next to the ''Journal recipient:'' box.
* Select the user that was created in step 1 from the recipient list and confirm with ''OK''.
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* Click on ''save'' to confirm the changes.

==== Alternative 2: Configure Premium Journaling ====
* Log on to the ''Exchange admin center'' of your Microsoft Exchange environment.
* Select the ''compliance management'' menu item.
* On the ''journal rules'' tab, click on ''+ (New)''.
* The dialog window ''New Journal Rule'' opens:
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* Enter a name for the journal rule, e.g. ''Journaling''.
* In the ''If the message is sent to or received from...'' section select whether the rule should apply to all messages or to specific users or groups.
* Under ''Journal the following messages...'', choose whether to capture all messages, internally sent messages only, or only those messages with an external sender or recipient.
* In the ''Send journal reports to:'' box, enter the email address of the user created in step 1.
* Click on ''save'' to activate the rule. Please keep in mind that in complex Microsoft Exchange environments it may take several minutes until the new rule becomes effective.

=== Step 3: Configuration of MailStore Server ===
{{Archiving Exchange Journal Mailbox}}

== Public Folders ==
{{Archiving Exchange Public Folders Preamble|Exchange 2013}}
* Log on to the ''Exchange admin center'' of you Microsoft Exchange environment as an Exchange admin.
* Navigate to ''public folders''.
* Click on the ''Ellipsis (…)'' and select ''Root permissions''.
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* A new browser window opens. Click on ''+ (Add)''.
* Use ''Browse'' to choose the Exchange user you want to grant permissions.
* Choose ''Custom'' as ''Permission level'' and grant ''Read items'' and ''Delete all'' permissions.
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* Click on ''Save''.
* Enable the option ''Apply changes to this public folder and all its subfolders.''
* Click on ''Save''.
* Click on ''Close'' after saving has been completed successfully.
=== Step 3: Setting up the Archiving Process ===
{{Archiving Exchange Public Folder}}

== Shared Mailboxes ==
{{Archiving Exchange Shared Mailbox|Archiving_Emails_from_Microsoft_Exchange_2013#Archiving_Multiple_Exchange_Mailboxes_Centrally}}

== Throttling in Exchange 2013 ==
{{Archiving Exchange Throttling|2013}}
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