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Help with Exchange Powershell
1. In Exchange 2007 environment, we have three regions - emea, apac, ltam.
EMEA Hub Transports servers are along the naming convention of hub-emea1, hub-emea2, hub-emea3 etc.
APAC Hubs are hub-apac1, hub-apac2 and so on.
Sometimes I just want to search on the EMEA or APAC or LTAM Hubs.
Does anyone know how I can run a Powershell along the lines of:
Get-transport server -[EMEA Hub Transport servers only] | Get-messagetrackinglog -sender ....etc etc
2. Sometimes, I'd like to view details of Exchange certificates on other servers, I've tried
Get-Exchangeserver -identity mailboxserver1 | get-exchangecertificate
Does anyone know the correct way?
3. Finally, for, say Exch1-SG1-IS1 database, is there an easy way to find out the count of mailboxes on there?
EMEA Hub Transports servers are along the naming convention of hub-emea1, hub-emea2, hub-emea3 etc.
APAC Hubs are hub-apac1, hub-apac2 and so on.
Sometimes I just want to search on the EMEA or APAC or LTAM Hubs.
Does anyone know how I can run a Powershell along the lines of:
Get-transport server -[EMEA Hub Transport servers only] | Get-messagetrackinglog -sender ....etc etc
2. Sometimes, I'd like to view details of Exchange certificates on other servers, I've tried
Get-Exchangeserver -identity mailboxserver1 | get-exchangecertificate
Does anyone know the correct way?
3. Finally, for, say Exch1-SG1-IS1 database, is there an easy way to find out the count of mailboxes on there?
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Akhater
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Thanks Akhater.
Couple of follow up questions..
#1: Get-transport | ?{ $_.name -like "*emea*"} | Get-messagetrackinglog -sender
Excellent, thanks very much for this. I've also seen people use the word "where" when specifying servers such as hub-emea1, hub-emea2 ,etc. Do you know if it's possible in this case or is ?{ $_.name -like "*emea*"} the only way?
#3: >> 3. Finally, for, say Exch1-SG1-IS1 database, is there an easy way to find out the count of mailboxes on there?
$mbx = get-mailbox -database Exch1-SG1-IS -resultsize unlimited
$mbx.count
Sorry, I should have mentioned, our EMEA Mailbox servers are also EMEA-Exch1, EMEA-Exch2, etc. Do you know how I would amend you query so I am only returned results for EMEA Mailbox servers?
Couple of follow up questions..
#1: Get-transport | ?{ $_.name -like "*emea*"} | Get-messagetrackinglog -sender
Excellent, thanks very much for this. I've also seen people use the word "where" when specifying servers such as hub-emea1, hub-emea2 ,etc. Do you know if it's possible in this case or is ?{ $_.name -like "*emea*"} the only way?
#3: >> 3. Finally, for, say Exch1-SG1-IS1 database, is there an easy way to find out the count of mailboxes on there?
$mbx = get-mailbox -database Exch1-SG1-IS -resultsize unlimited
$mbx.count
Sorry, I should have mentioned, our EMEA Mailbox servers are also EMEA-Exch1, EMEA-Exch2, etc. Do you know how I would amend you query so I am only returned results for EMEA Mailbox servers?
#1
? is nothing by a shortcut to where
#1: Get-transport | where { $_.name -like "*emea*"} | Get-messagetrackinglog -sender
is exactly the same
#3 I am not sure I understood your question you want the count of all mailboxes on emea-exch1 or emea-exch2 ? that's it ?
? is nothing by a shortcut to where
#1: Get-transport | where { $_.name -like "*emea*"} | Get-messagetrackinglog -sender
is exactly the same
#3 I am not sure I understood your question you want the count of all mailboxes on emea-exch1 or emea-exch2 ? that's it ?
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James Murphy
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Hi Akhater
#1 Ah makes sense :) Thanks for clarifying that!
#3: I would like a count of mailboxes on all stores for servers starting with emea-exch* please?
#1 Ah makes sense :) Thanks for clarifying that!
#3: I would like a count of mailboxes on all stores for servers starting with emea-exch* please?
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>> 2. Sometimes, I'd like to view details of Exchange certificates on other servers, I've tried
As far as I know this won't work on exchange 2007 you will need exchange 2010 for it
>> 3. Finally, for, say Exch1-SG1-IS1 database, is there an easy way to find out the count of mailboxes on there?
$mbx = get-mailbox -database Exch1-SG1-IS -resultsize unlimited
$mbx.count