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get-databaseavailabilitygr<wbr />oup -status | ? {$_.PrimaryActiveManager -like &quot;servername&quot;} | ft <br />
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what status you want to get from PrimaryActiveManager?
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get-databaseavailabilitygroup -status | ? {$_.PrimaryActiveManager -like "servername"} | ft

what status you want to get from PrimaryActiveManager?

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The status of PrimaryActiveManager should be the name of the active DAG member. &nbsp;So like &quot;ACMEExch1&quot;.
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The status of PrimaryActiveManager should be the name of the active DAG member.  So like "ACMEExch1".

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I'm trying to use the EMS to get only the &quot;PrimaryActiveManager&quot; status from &quot;get-databaseavailabilityg<wbr />roup -status&quot; command, but I'm not having any luck. &nbsp;I've tried filtering with the Where-object cmdlet, but I've had no success.
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I'm trying to use the EMS to get only the "PrimaryActiveManager" status from "get-databaseavailabilitygroup -status" command, but I'm not having any luck.  I've tried filtering with the Where-object cmdlet, but I've had no success.

Exchange 2010 EMS command question

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.

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