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Mulligans

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Feb 8, 2002
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I am trying to manage a couple administration mailboxes, I want to delete all items in the inbox 90 days or older in one, 60 days in another, all attachments over a year old in another. I have looked at the managed content and managed default folders but it looks like those settings will be pushed out to everyone? Maybe I am not understanding correctly. Step by Step instructions would be greatly appreciated.
 
Thanks for your reply, but I have all that worked out and I can create them. My problem is it seems that the policies are global, and I can' make them work per mailbox. I see hwo to set them up but how do I get them to only work on one particular mailbox.
 
Not sure why you're having an issue. You create the managed folder policy and then apply it to the mailboxes you choose.

Read a few of the links I provided, it's all right there.

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And make sure you're not doing something with custom managed folders without getting Enterprise CALs for the users they policies will apply to. But managed folder policies on default folders is fairly straightforward.

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