Removing the managed folder named "{0}". This will remove all managed content settings that apply to this folder for all mailboxes to which a policy containing this folder applies. It will not delete the folder or its contents from a user's mailbox.
Removing the mailbox will remove the Windows user object and mark the mailbox and archive in the database for removal. Are ...
Removing the mailbox will remove the Windows user object and mark the mailbox in the database for removal. Are you sure you ...
Removing the mailboxes will remove the Windows user objects and mark the mailboxes and archives in the database for removal. ...
Removing the mailboxes will remove the Windows user objects and mark the mailboxes in the database for removal. Are you sure ...
Removing the managed folder named "{0}". This will remove all managed content settings that apply to this folder for all ...
Removing the remote mailboxes will remove the Windows user objects. Are you sure you want to remove these {0} remote mailboxes? ...
Removing the retention policy tag named "{0}". This will remove the tag from all mailbox items which have this tag applied, ...
Repetition isn't working for the item you tried to access. It's possible that either the start or end date isn't correct. ...
Replace the permissions of a specific user in the client permissions list for a public folder with a new set of permissions, ...