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Thanks JJ,<br />
I have Management tools installed on exchange 2010, I placed your script in the C:temp folder. But unsure how to pull up the WizBang Message Tracker window...
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Thanks JJ,
I have Management tools installed on exchange 2010, I placed your script in the C:temp folder. But unsure how to pull up the WizBang Message Tracker window...

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Open the Exchange management shell and navigate the the C:\temp directory then run the powershell script.<br />
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JJ
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Open the Exchange management shell and navigate the the C:\temp directory then run the powershell script.

JJ

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I would like to know an easy way to get a list of the amount of email our users are sending/receiving. I have seen references to a PowerShell script, but unsure how to edit to get what I would like.<br />
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I would ultimately like to see the user, number sent, number received, past 30 days.<br />
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Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
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I would like to know an easy way to get a list of the amount of email our users are sending/receiving. I have seen references to a PowerShell script, but unsure how to edit to get what I would like.

I would ultimately like to see the user, number sent, number received, past 30 days.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

Number of emails sent/received per user, exchange 2010

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