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I'm not at work, so I cannot test this, but something along these lines:<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-34166918-1">Get-Mailbox A* | Get-MailboxStatistics | Measure-Object TotalItemSize -Sum</code></pre>
HTH<br />
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Chris
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I'm not at work, so I cannot test this, but something along these lines:


Get-Mailbox A* | Get-MailboxStatistics | Measure-Object TotalItemSize -Sum

HTH

Chris

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im moving mailboxes to a new storage group<br />
im moving all the mailboxes starting with A one night B the follwoing night and so on<br />
How would i know the size of all the mailboxes starting with A , so i know what size of data i will be moving
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im moving mailboxes to a new storage group
im moving all the mailboxes starting with A one night B the follwoing night and so on
How would i know the size of all the mailboxes starting with A , so i know what size of data i will be moving

how can i get mailbox size for all exchange mailboxes beginning with C

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