How to list which users are assigned to a throttling policy
We just removed Blackberry from our environment and I'm going through and doing the cleanup of settings we had to put on for BES. I want to delete the throttling policy assoicated with BES, but I can't because some users are still assigned to it. What is the cmdlet that I can use to view which users are assigned to a certain throttling policy?
Also, what would the following line actually do? I accidentally ran it and I want to make sure it didn't affect anything.
get-mailbox | throttlingpolicy
Also, what would the following line actually do? I accidentally ran it and I want to make sure it didn't affect anything.
get-mailbox | throttlingpolicy
cfletch1980
You can use the Get-ThrottlingPolicyAssoci
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Thanks. We did have less than 1000 mailboxes and it was just the besadmin user that had the policy assigned.
Can you tell me what running "get-mailbox | throttlingpolicy" did when I accidentally ran it?
Also, should most users have the default policy assigned, or no policies assigned for throttlingpolicy?
Can you tell me what running "get-mailbox | throttlingpolicy" did when I accidentally ran it?
Also, should most users have the default policy assigned, or no policies assigned for throttlingpolicy?
yeah that works also your other command didn't do anything as you didn't use a set cdmlet
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What would that command do exactly? Because I did get a bunch of return errors..
Do you know if all users by default get the default throttling policy or no throttling policy?
Do you know if all users by default get the default throttling policy or no throttling policy?
All users by defualt should have no throttling policy assigned to them..
you can do a spot checks on user accounts using
get-mailbox -id useralias | fl name,Throttlingpolicy
You probably got a bunch of errors because you just had | throttlingpolicy...where it is looking for an object before that to sort, filter, etc....
you can do a spot checks on user accounts using
get-mailbox -id useralias | fl name,Throttlingpolicy
You probably got a bunch of errors because you just had | throttlingpolicy...where it is looking for an object before that to sort, filter, etc....
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There were a couple ways to accomplish this and one of my posts also worked to get the information I was looking for.