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We regularly run commands to check for unused user accounts.<br />
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Dsquery user / inactive 14<br />
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The domain functional mode needs to be at windows 2003. This shows user accounts that have not logged on for 14 days. This is also important for security, often HR will not tell IT if a user leaves so if we script it we can catch them out.
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We regularly run commands to check for unused user accounts.

Dsquery user / inactive 14

The domain functional mode needs to be at windows 2003. This shows user accounts that have not logged on for 14 days. This is also important for security, often HR will not tell IT if a user leaves so if we script it we can catch them out.

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 &nbsp; I can run that for users that last logged on to AD...but i cant' seem to run this to see the last time a user accessed, &quot;logged in&quot; to their Exchange 2007 mailbox.
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  I can run that for users that last logged on to AD...but i cant' seem to run this to see the last time a user accessed, "logged in" to their Exchange 2007 mailbox.

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That URL did it for me, Thank you so much!
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That URL did it for me, Thank you so much!

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Does anyone know of a tool or command that would tell me which Exchange accounts have not been used/accessed in the last six months? &nbsp;We are using Exchange 2007 and we need to find all the accounts that are idle.<br />
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thanks in advance.
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Does anyone know of a tool or command that would tell me which Exchange accounts have not been used/accessed in the last six months?  We are using Exchange 2007 and we need to find all the accounts that are idle.

thanks in advance.

How to identify unused Exchange accounts.

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.