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That would perfect for 1 distribution group?<br />
But how can I view the same result for al our Distribution groups in the domain. &nbsp;All of our distribution groups start with the &quot;#&quot; sign. &nbsp;Is there a wild card I can use, possibly something like this?<br />
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get-messagetrackinglog -sender: where{$_.recipient -like &quot;*@domain.com&quot;} -server exch01 | Select timestamp,EventID,recipien<wbr />ts,message<wbr />subject
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That would perfect for 1 distribution group?
But how can I view the same result for al our Distribution groups in the domain.  All of our distribution groups start with the "#" sign.  Is there a wild card I can use, possibly something like this?

get-messagetrackinglog -sender: where{$_.recipient -like "*@domain.com"} -server exch01 | Select timestamp,EventID,recipients,messagesubject

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Hi,<br />
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I want to run a report on all the groups that have &quot;!&quot; (exclamation mark). &nbsp;I want the report to display how many messages are sent to these groups and when (date/timestamp).<br />
Is this possible?<br />
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That way I can see if these groups are being used at all and when are the peak times.
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Hi,

I want to run a report on all the groups that have "!" (exclamation mark).  I want the report to display how many messages are sent to these groups and when (date/timestamp).
Is this possible?

That way I can see if these groups are being used at all and when are the peak times.

Exchange 2010 Distribution Group reports.

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