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Pulling logs message from multiple Hub Transport servers

Hi

We are running Exchange 2007 SP2. We have multiple AD sites and numerous Hub Transport servers in each site.

I want to get a list of everyone that sent an email to "marketing@mydomain.com" (an internal Exchange mailbox) from 07:00 this morning.

Does anyone know

1. The command I need to run so I only get entries from 07:00 this morning

2. How I can grab logs from all Hub Transport servers without logging onto each one

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Michael B. Smith

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chuckp2010

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Thanks...

I also want to see if the message was delivered or not, any idea on how to do that? That is, I want to see which emails were rejected by the mailbox and which were accepted?

Any idea on how to do that?

Michael B. Smith

My command above should provide you that information. The various EventID values are:

BadMail, Defer Deliver, DSN, Expand, Fail, PoisonMessage, Receive, Redirect, Resolve, Send, Submit, and Transfer

chuckp2010

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Sure, but I want the output to tell me what the result is?

So am I looking at something like:

Get-MessageTrackingLog -Start 07:00 -End 07:00 -Recipient marketing@mydomain.com -ResultSize Unlimited -Server <servername>
| fl sender, date, eventid

Is that correct?

LLMorrisson

get-exchangeserver | where {$_.ServerRole -like "*HubTransport*"} | get-messagetrackinglog -Recipients:marketing@mydomain.com -Start "2/10/2011 7:00:00 AM" -End "2/10/2011 11:59:00 PM" | ft EventID, Sender, Recipients, MessageSubject, EventID, RecipientStatus

Should give you what you need, EventID plus Response Code.

Michael B. Smith

Sure, either of those should be OK.