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These exchange 2010 mailbox commands are primary for my records because I tend to forget things pretty fast, but I work with exchange a lot, and keeping these commands at hand is useful. Get Mailbox Statistics about specific user and export those records to a text file. Get-MailboxStatistics “nelson” | Format-List StorageLimitStatus,TotalItemSize,TotalDeletedItemSize,ItemCount,DeletedItemCount > c:nelsonmailboxstats.txt Get mailbox size quota […]
Read moreThis article will show you how to export a single folder from an entire mailbox to a PST file on Exchange Server 2010, 2013 and 2016. To start the process open EMS and type the command below (change mailbox and source folder path). New-MailboxExportRequest -mailbox adminu -SourceRootFolder “Inbox/folder” -filepath \\exchange\C$\Source\adminu.pst Example: ( New-MailboxExportRequest -mailbox “Matt Heitman” –FilePath \\ltivw-p-mbx03\pst$\mheitman2.pst ) You can import it to another mailbox […]
Read moreToday, I’ll show you another classic PowerShell Code for Exchange Server that will let you search for users with a mailbox size of X and above. I came across the need to do this when I had to rebalance mailboxes on Exchange Server and wanted to know which users have mailboxes over 5GB. The code below. Will show you all […]
Read moreSay that I have a Distribution List called “Finance Team“. At first I will have to find out the members of the Distribution List so then I can individually find their mailbox sizes. $GroupName = Read-Host “Kindly provide the name of the Distribution Group” Get-DistributionGroupMember $GroupName | Select Name | Export-Csv c:\Members.csv -NoTypeInformation Let us see what did we do […]
Read moreToday we will be seeing how to create Shared Mailbox in Exchange Server 2010. Before we move ahead with the creation part, let us first see the different type of mailboxes that are present in Exchange Server 2010. Once you open up the New Mailbox wizard, you will see the below options as seen in the screenshot. You must have […]
Read moreThere are basically two ways of doing this, one is from the Exchange Management Console and the other one is Exchange Management Shell. We are particularly interested in doing the second way but I will also show you how to perform with the console as well. Go to Distribution Group under the Recipient Configuration node, and Right click to find […]
Read moreI ran across a requirement where in I had to find out whether the emails generated from one mailbox were getting delivered to the recipient mailbox successfully or not. As you must be aware that all the mails that are sent or received in an Exchange organization has to be routed from the Hub Transport Server. But first, let me […]
Read moreAfter recently deploying a hybrid configuration for Office 365, many email settings that were easily configurable within Office 365 portal could not be changed as these settings were being managed by on-premise Active Directory servers. To get past this restriction, the next best option is to access the Exchange Online via PowerShell. Note: PowerShell 3.0 is required. For Windows Server […]
Read moreI recently ran into a problem where some user’s were beginning to receive email messages from Exchange, informing them that their Meeting Request’s were being forwarded to additional recipients. See below for the fix. Exchange 2007 Verify the setting is turned on or off: Get-MailboxCalendarSettings user | fl Remove the setting: Set-MailboxCalendarSettings rscherer –RemoveForwardedMeetingNotificiations:$true Exchange 2010/ […]
Read moreQuick post today. If you have an criteria of emails that you want to delete from all mailbox’s you can use Search-Mailbox to delete the message from users mailbox. For example, you get hit with a virus email that has the subject “I am a virus” from the user virussender@virus.com. The below search goes through all mailbox’s and deletes any […]
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