In Exchange 2010, a new personal storage concept was introduced, which still remains in Exchange 2016, called an archive mailbox, or in-place archive. The idea is that you can give one or more users a secondary mailbox that can be accessed from anywhere, just like their regular mailbox, and it can be used to store older mailbox data, thus eliminating the need for a PST file. The benefit of this is that archive mailboxes can be located on a database separate from the primary mailbox, allowing administrators to put low-priority, archived mailbox data on an inexpensive lower tier of storage. In this chapter, we'll take a look at how you can manage archive mailboxes for your users through the Exchange Management Shell.
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