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Hi,<br />
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Thanks this is what i wanted...<br />
Is there any chance you can get the machine names the mailboxes are opened in.Exchanges has those details..Can you get those details.If yes i shall post a Q on this...
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Hi,

Thanks this is what i wanted...
Is there any chance you can get the machine names the mailboxes are opened in.Exchanges has those details..Can you get those details.If yes i shall post a Q on this...

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Does exchange holds the information wich computer opend the mailbox?<br />
If you can tell me where exchange holds this information, i can give it a try. <br />
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(can't guarantee anything)....
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Does exchange holds the information wich computer opend the mailbox?
If you can tell me where exchange holds this information, i can give it a try.

(can't guarantee anything)....

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When we click on the ESM Server &gt;&nbsp;Mailbox &gt;&nbsp;Logon &nbsp;then click View &gt;&nbsp;add Client name...Then we can see the client machine name where the mailbox is open...
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When we click on the ESM Server > Mailbox > Logon  then click View > add Client name...Then we can see the client machine name where the mailbox is open...

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Hi,<br />
<br />
I want a way to get all the users that are disabled in the Domain with the OU path and Mailbox store there mailboxes reside in.<br />
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Username &nbsp; Description &nbsp; mailbox store &nbsp; &nbsp;OU path &nbsp; With/withoutmailbox &nbsp; &nbsp;<br />
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Regards<br />
Sharath
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Hi,

I want a way to get all the users that are disabled in the Domain with the OU path and Mailbox store there mailboxes reside in.

Username   Description   mailbox store    OU path   With/withoutmailbox    

Regards
Sharath

Get all the disabled users and there Mailbox store details

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