Recoverable Item Quota
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 Hi Team, I am unable to purge the Recoverable Item quota after disabling the litigation hold option and the auto-purge is not happening.Referred the below link.Anyone worked on this user mailbox to purge automatically after disabling and re-enabling the litigation hold 
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 It can take some time for disabling litigation hold to take effect, even with on-premises Exchange. Perhaps you tried to purge the dumpster too soon? 
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 I have waited for 2 hours once disabled the Litigation hold.I have not tried to purge the dumpster.The recoverable Items quota is not getting decreased.The same size is available now 
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 I may have misunderstood your OP. So you've used Set-Mailboxto remove the mailbox from litigation hold as well as to set the recoverable items quota, and the value fromGet-Mailbox -Identity yourmailbox | Select-Object -Property RecoverableItemsQuotahas not changed. Is this correct?
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 @EddieJennings said in Recoverable Item Quota: I may have misunderstood your OP. So you've used Set-Mailboxto remove the mailbox from litigation hold as well as to set the recoverable items quota, and the value fromGet-Mailbox -Identity yourmailbox | Select-Object -Property RecoverableItemsQuotahas not changed. Is this correct?Yes.I have disabled the litigation hold once and waited for 2 hours . Set-Mailbox mailbox -LitigationHoldEnabled $false Set-Mailbox mailbox -LitigationHoldEnabled $true Get-Mailbox -Identity yourmailbox | Select-Object -Property RecoverableItemsQuota(Same Output is showing) which was already there.As per the policy it should get reduced. Auto purge is not happening i think 
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 @Laksh1999 said in Recoverable Item Quota: gation hold.I have not tried to purge the dumpster.The recoverable Items quota is not getting decreased.The same size is available now 
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 @dbeato said in Recoverable Item Quota: @Laksh1999 said in Recoverable Item Quota: gation hold.I have not tried to purge the dumpster.The recoverable Items quota is not getting decreased.The same size is available now +1 to Start-ManagedFolderAssistant.OP will need to configure a retention policy or Set-Mailbox -Identity foo -RecoverableItemsQuota some_valid_valueif they want something that's not default applied. One gotcha to consider (which has got me in the past) is that if the mailbox (on-premises) is using the quota defaults for its database, the RecoverableItemsQuota parameter will be ignored.

