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Ya PS can do it, why don't you first try with EMC and export the result.
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Ya PS can do it, why don't you first try with EMC and export the result.

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1.)<br />
Get-Recipient &quot;Username&quot; | FL<br />
Get-Mailbox &quot;Username&quot; | FL<br />
Get-User &quot;Username&quot; | FL<br />
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2.)<br />
At the last use &gt;&nbsp;c:\user.txt<br />
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- Rancy
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1.)
Get-Recipient "Username" | FL
Get-Mailbox "Username" | FL
Get-User "Username" | FL

2.)
At the last use > c:\user.txt

- Rancy

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Hi, <br />
I need to run a query (I'm guessing in powershell) that will give me a list of my email users and their email addresses. <br />
I did some searching online and came up with this:<br />
get-recipient | where {$_.emailaddresses -match &quot;mydomain.com&quot;} &nbsp;| select Firstname, emailaddresses<br />
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This query works to a degree. But I have a few questions:<br />
1. Regarding the fields I am &nbsp;using the select on (Firstname, emailaddresses). Where can I find a list of field names that I can query against. <br />
2. How to I export the results of this query to a text file? <br />
<br />
Thanks!<br />
M
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Hi, 
I need to run a query (I'm guessing in powershell) that will give me a list of my email users and their email addresses. 
I did some searching online and came up with this:
get-recipient | where {$_.emailaddresses -match "mydomain.com"}  | select Firstname, emailaddresses

This query works to a degree. But I have a few questions:
1. Regarding the fields I am  using the select on (Firstname, emailaddresses). Where can I find a list of field names that I can query against. 
2. How to I export the results of this query to a text file? 

Thanks!
M

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