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I am trying to search for a mailbox by using the GUID that is provided to me in an error from MOM.<br />
I am getting an error in powershell but I do not know why. &nbsp;Here is the following:<br />
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[PS] R:\&gt;get-mailbox -resultsize unlimited -domaincontroller somedomain.com |where-object {$_.exchangeguid -eq 027293e0-2600-40d2-96b5-d8<wbr />b0a7ce63dd<wbr />}<br />
Unexpected token '2' in expression or statement.<br />
At line:1 char:130<br />
+ get-mailbox -resultsize unlimited -domaincontroller stl-dcna-04.na.erac.com<br />
where-object {$_.exchangeguid -eq 027293e0-2600-40d2- &lt;&lt;&lt;&lt;&nbsp;96b5-d8b0a7ce63dd}<br />
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Can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong?
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I am trying to search for a mailbox by using the GUID that is provided to me in an error from MOM.
I am getting an error in powershell but I do not know why.  Here is the following:

[PS] R:\>get-mailbox -resultsize unlimited -domaincontroller somedomain.com |where-object {$_.exchangeguid -eq 027293e0-2600-40d2-96b5-d8b0a7ce63dd}
Unexpected token '2' in expression or statement.
At line:1 char:130
+ get-mailbox -resultsize unlimited -domaincontroller stl-dcna-04.na.erac.com
where-object {$_.exchangeguid -eq 027293e0-2600-40d2- <<<< 96b5-d8b0a7ce63dd}

Can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong?

searching for exchangeguid in powershell

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