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The search query might be retrieving too much content from the mailbox. If possible, try to narrow the scope of the search by using keywords, date ranges, and search conditions. Too many keywords or keyword phrases when you create a search query using the keywords list. When you run a search query that uses the keywords list, the service ...

For how we search, we go to our on-prem 2013 hybrid server's EAC->compliance management->in-place eDiscovery & hold. From there, I create a new search, name the search, specify "Search all mailboxes", choose "Filter based on criteria" and specify keywords/date range (1 month)/Email message type, then click finish.

Cause. This problem occurs when Autodiscover sends information that the Exchange Server 2013 eDiscovery function cannot handle well. Resolution. To fix this issue, install Cumulative Update 12 for Exchange Server 2013 or a later cumulative update for Exchange Server 2013.. Status

Use the Office 365 Security & Compliance Center to run the In-Place eDiscovery search for the Exchange Online mailboxes. Method 2. If you still have a server that is running Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 that is installed in your on-premises organization, move the discovery mailbox to the Exchange Server 2013 server, and then try the search again.

When we try to export the .pst file, we get "client error, request failed with status code 500": We already set license as eDiscovery Manager. What could be?

In a Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 environment, you try to use eDiscovery through the Exchange Administration Center (EAC) to search all mailboxes or some distribution groups. If you have the "Search All Mailboxes" check box selected, the search fails and the following exception is generated:

More info: While we focus on remediation, affected users may be able to export eDiscovery (Standard) cases from the Microsoft Purview compliance portal using PowerShell. Current status: Our backend service log analysis has determined that the errors occurring within a section of compliance search service infrastructure were introduced by a ...

eDiscovery - Failed Search or Export hello, i need your guidance or advise on the issues that i've encountered when i run my ediscovery search. my ediscovery result shows; estimate partially succeeded. then right down below, i have two errors and the details are: errors: number of failed mailboxes: 2 ...

An eDiscovery or content search may yield the following error: This search completed with (#) errors. Would you like to retry the search on the failed locations? Resolution. If you receive this error, we recommend that you verify the locations that failed in the search then rerun the search only on the failed locations.

When I use the eDiscovery > Cases > Content Search the new interface fails to load correctly, sometimes telling me to refresh the page to reload. reloading doesn't resolve. Cases are empty, but standard cases list correctly. Classic eDiscovery > Content Search will load. And I can create a search but these fail with this message

How to Fix a Failed Database Content Index for Exchange Server 2013. How to fix a failed Exchange Server 2013 mailbox database content index for a server that is not a DAG member. Est. reading time: 3 minutes

e-discovery export constantly fails I regularly have to dowload large exports from e-discovery (PST's and other related files). E-discovery already breaks these up into multiple smaller exports of around 11-12Gb each, so one mailbox may have 5-6 different exports that need to be actioned to download the relevant output from the mailbox.

I am performing an eDiscovery search on an in place hold with the below PowerShell commands, but is failing with The search you’ve attempted to run includes too many mailboxes. ... but is failing with The search you’ve attempted to run includes too many mailboxes. Set-MailboxSearch -Identity "inplace hold name" -SourceMailboxes ...

Here are the following cases which you can create using the eDiscovery feature; Here are the actions you can do using the eDiscovery feature; Create and manage new search cases. Assign eDiscovery permissions to the users to access search cases, preview search results, export search results, and create hold associated with an eDiscovery search.

The failure also results in an incomplete download of the Search Results and seemingly incorrect Search Report in that in both instances only Exchange content is downloaded/referenced in the report. The failure is on the Export job in the portal and reads as follow: Scheduling export failed with 1 error: The export action has failed. Job ...

Merge your updates to an eDiscovery hold in a single bulk request rather than updating the hold policy repeatedly for each transaction. For example, to add multiple user mailboxes to an existing hold policy using the Set-CaseHoldPolicy cmdlet from Security & Compliance PowerShell , run the command (or add as a code block to a script) so that it ...

If so, as far as I know on-premises eDiscovery can be used to search "all mailboxes"(which may be located on-premises or online in Hybrid scenarios) via Oauth2, generally it would work for OAuth is enabled between on-premises and online via HCW. For your reference Exchange server eDiscovery >>> eDiscovery in an Exchange hybrid deployment.

Create a new eDiscovery search and input less than 10 mailboxes in the ‘specify mailboxes to search option. It will lower the burden for eDiscovery and it will run smoothly. Workaround #2. In Exchange Server, a maximum of two In-Place eDiscovery searches may be active at once. The third eDiscovery search won’t be queued and will instead ...

The eDiscovery export PowerShell cmdlet parameters will be retired. These updates aim to unify and simplify the eDiscovery user experience in the new Microsoft Purview Portal, while preserving the accessibility and integrity of existing eDiscovery cases. Content Search transition to the new unified Purview eDiscovery experience