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Exchange 2010 user query
Posted on 2013-01-03
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 {$_.emailaddresses -match "mydomain.com"} | select Firstname, emailaddresses
This query works to a degree. But I have a few questions:
1. Regarding the fields I am using the select on (Firstname, emailaddresses). Where can I find a list of field names that I can query against.
2. How to I export the results of this query to a text file?
Thanks!
M
I need to run a query (I'm guessing in powershell) that will give me a list of my email users and their email addresses.
I did some searching online and came up with this:
get-recipient | where {$_.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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4 Comments
1.)
Get-Recipient "Username" | FL
Get-Mailbox "Username" | FL
Get-User "Username" | FL
2.)
At the last use > c:\user.txt
- Rancy
Get-Recipient "Username" | FL
Get-Mailbox "Username" | FL
Get-User "Username" | FL
2.)
At the last use > c:\user.txt
- Rancy
to find the list with all the name fields just run:
Get-Recipient -Identity testuser | fl
to export:
get-recipient | where {$_.emailaddresses -match "mydomain.com"} | select Firstname, emailaddresses | Export-CSV C:\Temp\test.csv
Get-Recipient -Identity testuser | fl
to export:
get-recipient | where {$_.emailaddresses -match "mydomain.com"} | select Firstname, emailaddresses | Export-CSV C:\Temp\test.csv
Active 2 days ago
You may have to add -ResultSize Unlimited to search all users, by default search will include only 1000 recipient objects (If you have less that 1000 recipient objects in your AD then it's not necessary)
Also select * will give you all properties to export. You can also select each properties as mentioned in above posts..
emailaddresses is a multivalued property so you need to use Select {$_.emailaddresses} to view the correct result while exporting..
Also select * will give you all properties to export. You can also select each properties as mentioned in above posts..
Get-Recipient -ResultSize Unlimited | where {$_.emailaddresses -match "mydomain.com"} | select * | Export-CSV c:\result.csv
emailaddresses is a multivalued property so you need to use Select {$_.emailaddresses} to view the correct result while exporting..
Get-Recipient -ResultSize Unlimited | where {$_.emailaddresses -match "mydomain.com"} | select Firstname,{$_.emailaddresses} | Export-CSV C:\result.csv
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