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Exchange Shell Commands: launch from a script?
Posted on 2012-12-23
I am putting together a disaster recovery document for a client. In one particular case, there are a few commands which must be run from the Exchange Management Shell. Can I place these commands into a single file so that they can be run by simply double-clicking? That would be ideal.
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I assume the PS1 file need only contain commands that I would normally execute in the Exchange Management Shell, correct? Does the file need anything else?
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