Get-RemoteMailbox $UPN | Enable-RemoteMailbox -Archive

Ahamed, Asif 21 Reputation points
2022-10-25T14:40:08.237+00:00

$upn="firstname.LastName@keyman .com"
Get-RemoteMailbox $UPN | Enable-RemoteMailbox -Archive

when I run the above cmdLet I get error Format-default: The collection has not been initialized. it has not been requested or the request has not been executed
Please help me

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  1. Rich Matheisen 45,096 Reputation points
    2022-10-25T17:55:25.697+00:00

    Your error message doesn't say which cmdlet produced the error.

    Start with something simple. Does this work? 

    $upn="firstname.LastName@domain.com"  
Get-RemoteMailbox $UPN

    If it does, try this: 

    $upn="firstname.LastName@domain.com"  
$m = Get-RemoteMailbox $UPN  
Enable-RemoteMailbox -Identity $m.distinguishename -Archive

    I can find instances of this problem for SharePoint, but not for Exchange.

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