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We are looking to use Exchange 2007 and have been testing the Powershell.<br />
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One thing I am concerned about is admin's ability to accidentally do more than they expected using powershell. For instance, they think they are setting a limit on a mailbox store, but the end up setting limits for all mailbox stores on the server.<br />
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Is there any way to UNDO a command in Exchange Powershell? <br />
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For instance, with Cisco, you could repeat the command but prefixed with a 'NO'.
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We are looking to use Exchange 2007 and have been testing the Powershell.

One thing I am concerned about is admin's ability to accidentally do more than they expected using powershell. For instance, they think they are setting a limit on a mailbox store, but the end up setting limits for all mailbox stores on the server.

Is there any way to UNDO a command in Exchange Powershell? 

For instance, with Cisco, you could repeat the command but prefixed with a 'NO'.

Undo command in Exchange 2007 Powershell?

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.