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Experts,
I am looking for a script that can do the following:
In exchange 2010 I could do the following:
Part1:
However in Exchange 2007 I am not sure how to accomplish this.
Requirements:
I need this in two seperate scripts:
Script 1:
Script 2:
I am looking for a script that can do the following:
Search All Mailboxes in our Exchange 2007 Environment for a specific attachment
Log the mailboxes that the search returned
Ensure that the file is deleted from my exchange environment
In exchange 2010 I could do the following:
Part1:
Get-Mailbox -ResultSize unlimited | Search-Mailbox -SearchQuery attachment:trojan* -TargetMailbox Administrator -TargetFolder SearchLogs -LogOnly -LogLevel Full
Part2:
Get-Mailbox -ResultSize unlimited | Search-Mailbox -SearchQuery attachment:trojan* -DeleteContent
However in Exchange 2007 I am not sure how to accomplish this.
Requirements:
I need this in two seperate scripts:
Script 1:
Search all mailboxes for the attachment and export results that include Mailbox Name to a log file
Script 2:
Search all Mailboxes and for the attachment and delete the message containing the attachment.
FYI, If you have Exch 2007 SP 1 + then you don't have to specify the TargetMailbox parameter with DeleteContent, you can delete content from the user mailbox without exporting it to another mailbox.
Get-Mailbox -ResultSize unlimited | Export-Mailbox -DeleteContent -AttachmentFilenames "trojan*"ASKER
I ran the whatif simulator that you gave me above and changed the file name to an attachment file name that I know doesn't exist and got some interesting results.
The whatif simulator tried to export content from every users mailbox. I don't believe that the -AttachmentFilenames switch is working in that script as I know that every user does not have access to that attachment and that was confirmed when I put a bogus attachment name into the script.
The whatif simulator tried to export content from every users mailbox. I don't believe that the -AttachmentFilenames switch is working in that script as I know that every user does not have access to that attachment and that was confirmed when I put a bogus attachment name into the script.
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You will have to delete the moved emails from the admin mailbox, as only copy or move is available with MSX 2007.