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Exchange 2013 – Status of mailbox move requests in progress

Posted on February 14, 2015 by Imran Rashid

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1) Launch Exchange Management Shell
2) Type the below command:

Get-moverequest -MoveStatus InProgress | Get-moverequeststatistics | select DisplayName,PercentComplete,T
otalMailboxSize,BytesTransferedPerMinute

Press enter

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