Exchange 2010 SP 1 Calendar Retention not working
Has anyone been successful or seen issues with setting Calendar Retention tags on Exchange 2010 SP1? I have it setup but not showing any cleanup? Inbox/Sent/Deleted are all working. We would like to set this up for 365 days. I'm still
showing stuff from back in 2006. Hmmmmmmmmm, any ideas or suggestions?
Thanks
December 7th, 2010 1:42pm
So, the items still stay in the calendar folder, right?
Is it a newly created exchange 2010 SP1 environment?
Please post the output of the tag that you used to expire the calendar items
Get-RetentionPolicyTag “TagName”
Get-RetentionPolicy | Fl Name,RetentionPolicyTagLinks
Please verify the type of the undeleted calendar items, whether it’s Non-recurring or recurring
Please use MFCMAPI to check the “PR_END_DATE” properties on the items that should be removed
How Retention Age is Calculated
Please verify if the issue can be reproduced on the newly created test mailbox
Please manually trigger the Managed Folder Assistant, and check if there’s any related event in the application log on the MBX servers
Configure the Managed Folder Assistant
Please increase the diagnostic logging level on the following categories, reproduce the issue, and then check the related event in the application log on the MBX server
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ELC Library
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Email_Lifecycle_Assistant
Please run ExBPA against the exchange servers for health check
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December 8th, 2010 1:31am
I have the same issue on Exchange 2010 SP1. Calendar entries do not seem to be deleting.
I have performed the above and clearly see dates in the PR_END_DATE several months (exceeding 5 months) and years (exceeding 2 years) for calendar entries.
All our other RPT's work for email within the default folders (ie. INBOX, DELETE ITEMS, etc.) and personal folders as defined.
The managed folder assistant has been configured and is working as described.
I guess my question is:
Since there is no way (that I can see or read) to define retention via EMC specifically for calendar items exactly how is retention controlled and managed specific to calendar items? Also, what are the defaults (if any) and how does one change
or verify what they are set to?
Answers to these questions would help to set a base understanding.
Regards,
ALan
January 17th, 2011 1:03pm
Looks like the default Calendar and Tasks folders don't process retention tags.
"...In Exchange 2010, retention tags aren't supported for the Calendar and Tasks default folders. The Managed Folder Assistant doesn't process items in these folders."
From the current online doc,
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb430780.aspx.
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May 4th, 2011 12:44pm