http://blogs.technet.com/b/sbs/archive/2011/05/09/how-to-import-and-export-mailboxes-using-pst-files-in-sbs-2011-standard.aspx

I made some improvements regarding the job progress and the log file.

In the previous version in case og exporting large VHDs it could happen that you get duplicated ‘In progress…’ entries in the log file.
Like this:
– In progress… 0% completed.
– In progress… 1% completed.
– In progress… 1% completed.
– In progress… 1% completed.
– In progress… 1% completed.
– In progress… 1% completed.
– In progress… 1% completed.
– In progress… 2% completed.
– In progress… 2% completed.
– In progress… 2% completed.
– In progress… 2% completed.

The new vesrion of the script writes the ‘In progress…’ line only when the progress percentage really changes.

I already sent the new version of the script to Luka Manjolovič. I hope he’ll uploads it as soon as possible.

Sorry for the late resposnse …

The log should be in the same directory as the script.

So if you put the script into C:\Sctipts\, the log should be there to. The log filename should be ExportVirtualSystemLog.log.

You can also specify custom path and log filename if you wish.
- open the script with notepad or othe simple text editor
- search for ‘ExportVirtualSystemLog.log’ (without ‘ ‘)
- result should be in line 215. The line begins with ‘set fileStream …’
- edit path in () – current value is (“.\ExportVirtualSystemLog.log”, 8, true)

The dot ‘.\’ means same directory as the script is in. If you wish to set a different directory, just change the dot with something else, like ‘E:\Data\Logfiles\’. You can also change the logs filename.
The nuber 8 means ‘Open file for apeending’, you can also change this value to 1 (read only, unusable in this case, as you want to write the log, not read), or to value 2 (the contents are overwritten).

The value ‘True’ opens the file in Unicode. You can also change this value to False (opens file in ASCII).

Thats it … Hope it helps.