【正文】 shed name of the mailbox to extract data from and TargetDN is an optional value that you can specify, which is the distinguished name of the mailbox into which the data extracted from SourceDN will be merged. By specifying a TargetDN for each mailbox to be migrated, you can migrate data into a mailbox with a different directory name and a different container path. If needed, instead of using a ma as the delimiter, you can specify another delimiter using the DelimiterUsedInMailboxFile .ini file setting.When you use to migrate users between organizations, you must specify the domain controllers, whether you are using interactive mode or batch mode. If you run in the source organization, you must specify the domain controller that is in the target organization. If you run in the target organization, you must specify the domain controller that is in the source organization. In batch mode, enter the names of domain controllers in the following file parameters: Specify the domain controller for the source server in the DomainControllerForSourceServer parameter. Specify the domain controller for the target server in the DomainControllerForDestServer parameter.To migrate user data from servers in Org1 into servers in Org2Assume that the service accounts in both organizations are different.1. Create a text file (for example, ) that contains the distinguished names of the mailboxes to be extracted from Org1 and the target distinguished names in Org2. The mailboxes in Org1 can be on different servers and even different sites, as long as the other sites are using the same service account, and you have network access to those servers. This text file will be similar to the following:/o=Org1/ou=Sales/=Recipients/=User1,/o=Org2/ou=NAmerica/=Recipients/=Sales/=User1/o=Org1/ou=Sales/=Recipients/=User2,/o=Org2/ou=NAmerica/=Recipients/=Sales/=User21. Enter the name of the file that you created in Step 1 in the FileContainingListOfMailboxes entry of the .ini file.2. Specify the .ini file modified in Step 2 on the mand line, using the F option, when you run . The mand line that you use will be similar to the following:EXMERGE B F C:\The program will read the file and copy the user data from the source mailboxes specified in the .ini file to the target mailboxes specified in the text file.NoteYou must create the target mailboxes before you run the program. will not create the target mailboxes.Extracting Data from the DumpsterThe Mailbox Merge Program can extract data from the Dumpster (Deleted Items Recovery). It can recover messages and folders deleted by a user, but which are still available in the Exchange Information Store. This option extracts messages that a user deletes from the Deleted Items folder. This option also extracts messages that a user permanently deletes from any folder. For more information about Deleted Items Recovery, see the Microsoft Exchange Server documentation.When you run the Mailbox Merge Program in interactive mode, select the Items from Dumpster option on the Data page of the Data Selection Criteria property sheet. This will cause the program to try to extract data from the Dumpster.When you run the program in batch mode, set the CopyDeletedItemsFromDumpster setting to 1.The program will try to extract data from the Dumpster only if the mailbox being processed is homed on Exchange Server or later versions. The above settings are ignored if the server version is earlier than or if the program is not extracting data from an Exchange server.All data extracted from the Dumpster is added to the Deleted Items folder in the .pst file. If the Deleted Items folder is in the list of folders to be ignored by the program, messages in the Deleted Items folder will be ignored, but messages in the Dumpster that were permanently deleted from the other folders will not be ignored.When it extracts data from the Dumpster, the program operates differently from when it extracts data from other serverbased folders. The program extracts any messages at the root level of the Dumpster, and imports them into the .pst file according to the Import Procedure (copy, merge, or replace) specified by the user. However, any folders present in the Dumpster are not imported into the .pst file in the same manner. It always copies these folders to the target .pst file. If a folder that has the same name as a folder in the Dumpster already exists in the .pst file, the program appends a random number to the end of the folder name, therefore making the folder name unique. It then copies the folder to the .pst file.All folders that the program copies to the Dumpster have the string (Restored by ExMerge) appended to their names so it is obvious which folders it extracted from the Dumpster. Individual messages extracted from the Dumpster are not modified in any way.NoteThe Archive option is not supported when extracting data from the Dumpster. In other words, will not permanently delete items from the Dumpster. It will delete items in all user folders if the archive option is selected, but it will not delete items in the Dumpster.Any message search criteria (data range, subject lines, attachment names) specified are not applied when the program extracts data from the Dumpster. If you select the option to extract data from the Dumpster, the program copies all data in the Dumpster the .pst file. This could potentially be timeconsuming.Extracting Folder RulesThe Mailbox Merge Program lets you select whether to extract and import folder rules. To have process the folder rules when you run the program in interactive mode, select the Associated folder messages option on the Data page of the Data Selection Criteria property sheet.When you run the program in batch mode, set the CopyAssociatedFolderData setting to 1.In Exchange Server and later versions, folder rules are saved as associated messages in each folder. By extracting associated messages, the Mai