Albert Widjaja
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Powershell to count the total number of email sent to Exchange distribution group
Hi,
Can Powershell be used to pull some stats to tell over the course of the last month the total of e-mails have been sent to the e-mail groups.
Be great if I can get a break down of internal and external and who they're from.
Thanks
Can Powershell be used to pull some stats to tell over the course of the last month the total of e-mails have been sent to the e-mail groups.
Be great if I can get a break down of internal and external and who they're from.
Thanks
ASKER
Thanks for the reply Vikash, what I'd like to know is the statistics for the custom list of my distribution groups, more like in this thread: https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/26441077/Message-tracking-Exchange-2007-Distribution-groups.html
If the script can be modified so that it list the result like the following:
Name : group1@domain.com
Count : 12
totalMBs : 23
From Internal @domain.com : 10
From External : 2
Name : group2@domain.com
Count : 56
totalMBs : 235
From Internal @domain.com : 48
From External : 8
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That'd be great if it is possible.
If the script can be modified so that it list the result like the following:
Name : group1@domain.com
Count : 12
totalMBs : 23
From Internal @domain.com : 10
From External : 2
Name : group2@domain.com
Count : 56
totalMBs : 235
From Internal @domain.com : 48
From External : 8
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That'd be great if it is possible.
Which version of exchange?
ASKER
2007 SP1 with Powershell 2.0 installed.
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Here's the solution.
Refer the below mentioned article. It may clear the doubts..
http://www.msexchange.org/articles_tutorials/exchange-server-2007/management-administration/getting-mailbox-statistics-exchange-2007.html
Regard,
Vikas Shah