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It is not possible for this cmdlet to return contacts as there is no mailbox to pull statistics from<br />

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It is not possible for this cmdlet to return contacts as there is no mailbox to pull statistics from


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Hi all - &nbsp;I have a feeling this will be fairly quick. &nbsp;We are running the attached scripts to identify mailboxes that have not been logged into for he past 6 months in order to facilitate the decommissioning of a legacy environment. &nbsp;However, when we run it it appears to also return contacts from the targeted server. &nbsp;We just want a list of actual mailboxes. &nbsp;Is there a way to filter out contacts from actual mailboxes?<br />
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Or perhaps I should be running a different command? <a href="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2011/12_w51/530531/get-mailboxstatistics.PNG" target="_blank" title="command (3 KB)"><img alt="command" class="file-block lazyload" style="max-width: 800px;" data-src="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2011/12_w51/800_530531/get-mailboxstatistics.PNG" /></a>
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Hi all -  I have a feeling this will be fairly quick.  We are running the attached scripts to identify mailboxes that have not been logged into for he past 6 months in order to facilitate the decommissioning of a legacy environment.  However, when we run it it appears to also return contacts from the targeted server.  We just want a list of actual mailboxes.  Is there a way to filter out contacts from actual mailboxes?


Or perhaps I should be running a different command? 

Get-mailboxStatistics Returns Contact Information??

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