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I am looking for a way to only list a few of our servers rather than all the servers in our environment. I have tried the following . FYI: This is powershell exchange 2007<br />
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$serverlist=get-content c:\temp\serverlist.txt<br />
foreach($servers in $serverlist) {<br />
get-exchangeserver $server | get-mailbox | where {$_.prohitibSendQuota -eq [0-9] &nbsp;} | <br />
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format-table -autosize Displayname, TotalItemSize,ItemCount<br />
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Two things are failing the first is it is erroring out and in addition I am trying to find a value with only a number<br />
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Second thing I have tried is this. With this command it is listing all the servers and skipping over what I have in the query. Please help.<br />
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get-mailbox -resultsize unlimited | where {$_.servername -eq &quot;server1&quot; -or $_.server -eq &nbsp;&quot;server2&quot;} | select Alias, servername, ProhibitSendquota<br />
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I am looking for a way to only list a few of our servers rather than all the servers in our environment. I have tried the following . FYI: This is powershell exchange 2007

$serverlist=get-content c:\temp\serverlist.txt
foreach($servers in $serverlist) {
get-exchangeserver $server | get-mailbox | where {$_.prohitibSendQuota -eq [0-9]  } | 

format-table -autosize Displayname, TotalItemSize,ItemCount
}

Two things are failing the first is it is erroring out and in addition I am trying to find a value with only a number

Second thing I have tried is this. With this command it is listing all the servers and skipping over what I have in the query. Please help.


get-mailbox -resultsize unlimited | where {$_.servername -eq "server1" -or $_.server -eq  "server2"} | select Alias, servername, ProhibitSendquota



Listing only certain exchange mail servers powershell

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