Exchange modules in Power Shell ISE

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Silly me I thought I had run this but apparently not. Is there any way to have this automatically so if I schedule a script to run through task scheduler it will?

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Roberto Oviedo

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Is this for any user or just the currently logged on user?

For currently logged on user

Check this link for other options
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd819434.aspx

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Is this what would be needed in order for me to create scripts to run against exchange and schedule them on my scripting machine?

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So basically all i need to do on my scripting machine that has Power shell, Exchange tools include this as part of the exchange scripts that I intend to run as a scheduled task.

Exchange tools will make the snap-in available on machine, If you open "Exchange Management Shell" the Snap-in will be loaded automatically, whereas if you open "Windows Powershell" the Snap-in will not be loaded in the session and hence you need to run the above mentioned code, so that when the script runs very 1st thing it does is to check the availability of Snap-in otherwise the script will fail.