Hi Ziyaei,
"I have a few (35) users who are going to separate their domain and we will have the trust relation ship, but the mail system would not change."
Going by your scenario, you have the reverse scenario.
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Let me try to explain what is linked mailbox first, then your solution.
1. Forest1 has users, but no mailbox servers
2. Forest2 has users + mailboxes servers.
3. You want to utilize forest2 mailbox servers for users in forest1
What do you do is this:
1. Get the forest1 users free from any mailbox association (Disable-Mailbox)
2. On Forest2 create a new mailbox with (Forest2 account disabled), link the useraccount of forest1
In the command -LinkedCredential $cred is the forest1 admin account not the useraccount detail
Now as there is trust forest2 trusts forest1 .Forest1->Forest2. Hence you can use Forest1 account to access Forest2 ADdisabled account's mailbox data.
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That was the general linked mailbox scenario:
But your case is slightly different.
1. You current users are already in forest2(where the mailbox servers reside).
2. You don't have anything in forest1(separate new domain) to connect to forest2
This is what you need to do:
1. Create ADuser accounts for each user in Forest1(new forest) {(this is critical to know how ' (35) users who are going to separate their domain') If you are migrating the user accounts then it will be messy.}
2.Disable-ADAccount on forest2 current user account, also the disable-mailbox.(This will clear the mailbox attributes info, so take a
get-mailbox | fl * > Backup.txt before removing it)
3. Use the New-Mailbox to create or Connect-Mailbox to use the disabled mailbox as the linked mailbox using forest2 mailbox and forest1 account, the command needs to run in forest2.
4. Use Set-Mailbox to restore any speficic settings missing
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Manage linked mailboxes
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj673532%28v=exchg.150%29.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396