As it happened, we didn't have any trouble with the reconstruction of any mailboxes, the process went flawlessly - it was just slow.
Same here.
Also, it did cause observable slowness only because at first, I hadn't reconstructed the mailboxes systematically but had trusted the system to do it on demand. After the business day and daily peak usage was over, I set up such a number of reconstruction processes that the system didn't choke on them, and everything (~60k mailboxes) was reconstructed before next morning.
We did it systematically from the start, but that wasn't enough.
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