Resolution
goal
How can I remove the garbled SMTP addresses from target mailboxes after the migration is complete?
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Exchange Migrator 1.x
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Exchange Migrator 2.x
symptom
After I migrated mailboxes, they have randomly-generated addresses for the SMTP address.
fix
Exchange Migrator currently does has no way to remove these randomly-generated SMTP addresses. You could create a script to automate the process of removing unwanted SMTP addresses from the target mailboxes.
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NetIQ Technical Support does not currently have a sample script available for this issue.
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How can I remove the garbled SMTP addresses from target mailboxes after the migration is complete?
fact
Exchange Migrator 1.x
fact
Exchange Migrator 2.x
symptom
After I migrated mailboxes, they have randomly-generated addresses for the SMTP address.
fix
Exchange Migrator currently does has no way to remove these randomly-generated SMTP addresses. You could create a script to automate the process of removing unwanted SMTP addresses from the target mailboxes.
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NetIQ Technical Support does not currently have a sample script available for this issue.
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Note: The request for this type of functionality is being considered for a future release, however, at this time there has been no decision made to include this feature.
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For information about why there is a garbled SMTP address, see the following KB Article:
The SMTP address on the source Custom Recipient is garbled after migrating a mailbox.
https://www.netiq.com/kb/esupport/consumer/esupport.asp?id=NETIQKB2192
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For more information on scripting and sample scripts please visit Microsoft's Script Center online:
Additional Information
Formerly known as NETIQKB45462