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Mailbox Migration - MAPI_E_FAILONEPROVIDER / Invalid Data

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Mailbox migrations can be challenging and interesting Smile  I ran into an issue this morning with one mailbox using Quest Migration Manager.  Quest Mail Target Agent (MTA) was failing with our “favorite” MAPI_E_FAILONEPROVIDER error. 

1/29/2013 5:16:19 PM    CSession::Logon               Error      -2147221219       You do not have permission to log on. - MAPI_E_FAILONEPROVIDER (Microsoft Exchange Server Information Store)  Low level error: 0x0 File: 'aeWrapHelpers.h' Line: '279'

1/29/2013 5:16:19 PM    MailKernel::Connect      Informational    2079       Synchronization status: Object XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX synchronization was not started due to connection errors.

When I open the properties of this mailbox in Exchange 2010 side, I was getting the following error message:

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I found some detailed error message by going through the properties of this mailbox.   In my case it was due the value of Delivery Restriction property in Exchange 2010.

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The 30 GB Sending message size!!! (don’t ask me why Winking smile) was configured in the source mailbox.  

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QMM tries to populate this value during the Quest directory sync.  It was failing due to the size limitation in the target Exchange 2010 environment. 

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Santhosh Sivarajan

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