This is an extract from a post at Microsoft Social Technet:
There are many scenarios where we need to get rid of some Emails from the whole server
1. Virus
2.Confidential Email sent wrongly – Got to remove it
3. Need to remove a Email with Specific subject from all the mailboxes
Exchange 2010 has Good features on Searching it and Remove it .
So Will Learn how to do that.
For a User to Execute this commands , he needs specific permissions like he should be a member of Discovery Management role and he should be member of Mailbox Import Export
By Default, Administrator is not a member these roles
Use Exchange Management Shell
Replace the User Name with the Person whom you want to give access to Search and delete
Add-RoleGroupMember "Discovery Management" -Member "User Name"
To Add a User in Mailbox Import Export Role – Run in Exchange Management Shell
New-Managementroleassignment –Role "Mailbox Import Export" –User "Administrator"
Now Before Deleting in Bulk , We can use a log only switch to verify how many Mails we are going to delete
and to verify the we are going to delete the right one
Get-mailbox | search-mailbox –searchquery "Subject:'virus'" –Logonly –Targetmailbox administrator –Targetfolder Inbox
Now this will show how many mailboxes have this content
A mail will be generated to Administrators inbox with Item Count As shown below –
Now we will go ahead and delete it
Get-mailbox | search-mailbox –searchquery "Subject:'virus'" –DeleteContent
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