The following may appear in the event logs:
Event ID: 6882
Source: Migrator Server
Reason: The system cannot find the file specified. (0x80070002)
Vault: Sent Items
Vault Id: XXXX
Item Id: XXXX
Reference: Vault/RI
Extended Item Info:
Supplementary Info:
[time stamp] ID: 6838
Failed to recall a Saveset from its Collection.
Reason: The system cannot find the file specified. (0x80070002)
Relative Saveset Filename: XXXX.DVSSP
Relative Collection Filename: XXX\Collection1405843.CAB
PartitionEntryID: XXX
PartitionGUID: XXX
Partition Root Path: XXX
Secondary Location:
Migrated File Id:
Reference: NSDR/LCF
Note: The issue can occur when exporting to PST
When downloading items to vault cache from secondary storage the associated cab file must be copied from secondary storage to primary storage. If an item has multiple parts\attachments in different cab files then each associated cab file must be copied from secondary storage to primary storage. If the cab file settings are large (i.e. Larger than 10 MB) and there are multiple cab files to download then all cab files may not download in the expected time for the migratorserver process to find them. As a result the event id 6882 with the Reason: "The system cannot find the file specified. (0x80070002)" will be generated.
As the issue is a result of all the cab files not being on primary storage in the expected amount of time there are numerous considerations that can contribute to the delay.
Note: The cab files actually do get recalled from secondary storage to primary storage. They just don't get there in the time expected. Attempting the export or synchronization a second time may not reproduce the errors again. This is because in the second attempt the cab file can now be found on primary storage.
Important to Note: Secondary storage is not ideal for frequently accessed data as it can be slow to respond depending on the frequency of access, amount of data being accessed and the environment.
As this issue can be environmental there is no one solution that can resolve every occurrence in every environment. However, the following recommendations have been known to eliminate and or alleviate the frequency of occurrences of the issue.