Author: Patrik Dragos

Overview If the stage2 command Office365RemoveUser fails, you might encounter this error message: 2020-05-13 07:53:29Z| 9644|wpoapp401| 15|ERROR| Execute|Unable to process command Office365RemoveUser: System.ApplicationException: Legal hold was enabled for [xxxx]! Successful assignment will be checked with next command retry. at ArchiveShuttle.Module.Office365.Office365UserRemover.RemoveMsolUser(Office365RemoveUser commandParameter) at ArchiveShuttle.Module.Office365.Office365UserRemover.ExecuteInternal(ModuleCommand command) at ArchiveShuttle.Module.Office365.Office365PsBase.Execute(ModuleCommand command) This is returned because LegalHold assignment is takingContinue reading Error: Successful assignment will be checked with next command retry

Overview The events tab on the system health page in Archive Shuttle reports issue that might impact a migration. This article explains the events that might be generated. The activities are checked when the system health page loads rather than at scheduled intervals. This ensures that the events which are shown are up to date.Continue reading System Health events

Overview Sometimes you might need to create a PowerShell script that can be easily added on Archive Shuttle’s PowerShell Management page. It’s fairly easy to add a token or value to your PowerShell script in Archive Shuttle. However, adding a secured string requires more attention. Details When you want to add secured string to yourContinue reading HOW TO: Add secured string parameter to PowerShell script

Summary When migrating an archive, using the Archive Shuttle folder splitting feature is recommended since many target environments have limits on the number of items that can be in a single folder. Details The folder split settings below can be found on the Configuration > General System Settings page in Archive Shuttle. 1. Settings forContinue reading INFO: Folder Split Settings

Summary When installing modules using the 32-bit installer, some modules report as 64-bit. Details We don’t want to arbitrarily impose the 32-bit limits on modules where it’s not necessary. Only modules that need access to, for example, MAPI need to have a specific bitness.