Get-Mailboxstatistics Script in Exchange 2010

Please test this:

Import-Csv C:\PS\GroupOFCompanies.csv | foreach { Get-Mailbox -Identity $_.displayname } | ft alias,issuewarningquota,prohibitsendquota,prohibitsendreceivequota, `
#@{label = 'Status';expression={$mbx=Get-MailboxStatistics -Identity $_;$mbx.storagelimitstatus }}, `
@{Label='Size(MB)';expression={$mbx=get-mailboxstatistics -identity $_;$mbx.totalitemsize.value.toMB()}}, `
@{Label='DatabaseName';expression={$mbx=get-mailboxstatistics -identity $_;$mbx.DatabaseName}}, `
@{Label='ItemsCount';expression={$mbx=get-mailboxstatistics -identity $_;$mbx.ItemCount}}, `
@{Label='StorageLimitStatus';expression={$mbx=get-mailboxstatistics -identity $_;$mbx.StorageLimitStatus}}, `
@{Label='DisconnectDate';expression={$mbx=get-mailboxstatistics -identity $_;$mbx.DisconnectDate}}, `
@{Label='LastLogonTime';expression={$mbx=get-mailboxstatistics -identity $_;$mbx.LastLogonTime}}

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or

Get-Mailbox -ResultSize Unlimited | ft alias,issuewarningquota,prohibitsendquota,prohibitsendreceivequota, `
#@{label = 'Status';expression={$mbx=Get-MailboxStatistics -Identity $_;$mbx.storagelimitstatus }}, `
@{Label='Size(MB)';expression={$mbx=get-mailboxstatistics -identity $_;$mbx.totalitemsize.value.toMB()}}, `
@{Label='DatabaseName';expression={$mbx=get-mailboxstatistics -identity $_;$mbx.DatabaseName}}, `
@{Label='ItemsCount';expression={$mbx=get-mailboxstatistics -identity $_;$mbx.ItemCount}}, `
@{Label='StorageLimitStatus';expression={$mbx=get-mailboxstatistics -identity $_;$mbx.StorageLimitStatus}}, `
@{Label='DisconnectDate';expression={$mbx=get-mailboxstatistics -identity $_;$mbx.DisconnectDate}}, `
@{Label='LastLogonTime';expression={$mbx=get-mailboxstatistics -identity $_;$mbx.LastLogonTime}}

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you can try this out

Get-Mailbox -Database “Database Name” -ResultSize Unlimited | Get-MailboxStatistics | select-object DisplayName, TotalItemSize, ItemCount, storageLimitStatus, @{expression={$_.totalitemsize.value.ToMB()};label="Size(MB)"}, LastLogonTime, DisconnectDate |sort-object -property totalitemsize -descending | export-csv C:\MailDB\DBName.csv

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Thanks everyone. Below is the reply to all your answers.

Hi, suriyaehnop,
I have tried your scripts, but looks like it did not work.

Hi  Rajkumar,

This is the first time I can get that Get-Mailbox | Get-Mailboxstatistics work, but there's no information showed in Disconnect Date.

Hi SeaSenor,

Your scripts works pretty good, but I would like to combine both of the csv file into one without doing it in other tools, so that's why I need all of the information to be gain by one script.

Regards.

I have yet to get all of those things to work in one script... that's why I have two.

you can open both csv files in excel as usual, then just copy and paste the other info....OR....There is also scripting available to merge the data in excel to form one file.
here's a link to one of many of these type of questions.....You can probably use it.

https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24213395/How-can-i-use-vba-to-combine-csv-files.html?sfQueryTermInfo=1+10+30+combin+csv

Try this:

change the extension of the attached file from .txt to .ps1 then run it from exchange powershell.

it will create a .csv file on your C:\ drive

it contains all of what you ask, except the "disconnectdate"  which I'm not sure what that is.
It does have the lastlogofftime though if that's what you mean.
MailboxInfo.txt

Thanks SeaSenor. I will definitely try it and update later.

For the disconnectdate is a property of a mailbox that has not been purged from a database but has no AD object to connect to.

It is actually in the script, but it does not return any results for me. Just an empty column.

Hi Seasenor,

I have tried that script, and to be honestly, I love it although it took some time for the script to generate the report for one DB.
However, that should be fine as it gets lots of information out for me.
For the disconnect date, that one still returns an empty value to me, and I guess the reason should be that the script only catches the mailboxes which are currently connecting to an AD object. Am I correct?

If you use the following script which I am using right now, you will see it will catch all the mailboxes and has values in disconnect date if you have ever deleted a mailbox in recent days and not purged.

Get-MailboxStatistics -database 'DB Name' | sort-object -property totalitemsize -descending | select-object DisplayName, TotalItemSize, ItemCount, storageLimitStatus, @{expression={$_.totalitemsize.value.ToMB()};label="Size(MB)"}, LastLogonTime, DisconnectDate | export-csv C:\DBName.csv

I will give you the point, but if you can help to check if the script can be modified to catch all the mailboxes, that will be even better. :)