In practical, there are several ways to monitor the mailbox moves: Using the Exchange Management Shell (EMC) Using the Exchange Management Console (EMS) Using the performance monitor We’ll go through all of the above procedures and define whichever method you prefer as effectively as possible. ➤Exchange Management Shell: There are number of options available.when using the EMS, actually have several cmdlet options to monitor the move requests: Get-MoveRequest Get-MoveRequestStatistics Get-MailboxStatistics ➤Get-MoveRequest: Get-MoveRequest ; by itself, this PowerShell cmdlet will only give you a brief overview of the move requests which are currently active or queued. Without using the | fl command in the pipeline, it will only display: displayname status targetdatabase Which may , in some cases, be enough, particularly if you only want an overview of the move-requests currently active or queued, and you’re not interested in more detailed information...
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