Get all SMTP addresses for a specific domain
I'm trying to produce an output of all users with a specific primary email address. The following script will produce this:
I'd like to exclude all x500 addresses from the output. I know using Where-Object {($_ -Like "SMTP:*")} will accomplish this but I can't get it to work with specifying desired domain.
Is there a way to look at both primary and secondary domains like i have in this script for primary domain?
Long term I'd like to remove smtp: so the output is just a listing of addresses.
Get-Mailbox -ResultSize unlimited|Where-Object {$_.PrimarySMTPAddress.Domain -eq "domain.com"}|Select @{n='Name';e={$_.displayname}},@{n='Primary Email Address';e={$_.primarysmtpaddress}},@{name='All Email Addresses';e={$_.emailaddresses}}
I'd like to exclude all x500 addresses from the output. I know using Where-Object {($_ -Like "SMTP:*")} will accomplish this but I can't get it to work with specifying desired domain.
Is there a way to look at both primary and secondary domains like i have in this script for primary domain?
Long term I'd like to remove smtp: so the output is just a listing of addresses.
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Qlemo
Your question is unclear. Do you want a listing of all matching addresses (primary or secondary), without the SMTP prefix?
ASKER
In the output I'd like to have smtp: removed from the email addresses output. I'd like to have the csv export display each address without this to make it a little easier to work with. I'm trying to exclude x500 addresses as well.
Get-Mailbox -ResultSize unlimited |
? {$_.PrimarySMTPAddress.Domain -eq "domain.com"} |
Select @{n='Name';e={$_.displayname}},
@{n='Primary Email Address';e={$_.primarysmtpaddress}},
@{name='All Email Addresses';e={($_.emailaddresses | ? {$_ -like 'SMTP:*'}) -replace 'SMTP:'}}
ASKER
This works great. I'm trying to incorporate it in the following script but I can't get the logic with the -replace statement to work.
$(Foreach ($Mailbox in (Get-Mailbox -ResultSize Unlimited)|? {($_.PrimarySMTPAddress.Domain -eq "doamin.com") -or ($_.emailaddresses -like '*domain.com')}){
$Size = Get-MailboxStatistics $Mailbox.Alias | Select @{N="totalitemsizeMB";E={'{0:f2}' -f ($_.TotalItemSize.Value.ToBytes()/1MB)}},itemcount
New-Object PSObject -Property @{
Name = $Mailbox.Displayname
"Primary Email Address" = $Mailbox.Primarysmtpaddress
"All Email Addresses" = $Mailbox.emailaddresses|? {$_ -like 'SMTP:*'}
"Mailbox Size (MB)" = $Size.totalitemsizeMB
"Item Count" = $Size.itemcount
}
})|Select Name,"PrimaryEmail Address", "All Email Addresses","Mailbox Size (MB)", "Item Count"|Sort-Object Name
ASKER
I thought the following logic was what I needed. This produces the desired results.
However if I try to export to CSV using the following code the All email addresses column does not contain the needed information. It displays system.object[] instead.
$(Foreach ($Mailbox in (Get-Mailbox -ResultSize Unlimited)|? {($_.PrimarySMTPAddress.Domain -eq "domain.com") -or ($_.emailaddresses -like '*domain.com')}){
$Size = Get-MailboxStatistics $Mailbox.Alias | Select @{N="totalitemsizeMB";E={'{0:f2}' -f ($_.TotalItemSize.Value.ToBytes()/1MB)}},itemcount
New-Object PSObject -Property @{
Name = $Mailbox.Displayname
"Primary Email Address" = $Mailbox.Primarysmtpaddress
"All Email Addresses" = ($Mailbox.emailaddresses|? {$_ -like 'SMTP:*'})-replace 'SMTP:'
"Mailbox Size (MB)" = $Size.totalitemsizeMB
"Item Count" = $Size.itemcount
}
})|Select Name,"Primary Email Address", "All Email Addresses","Mailbox Size (MB)", "Item Count"|Sort-Object Name
However if I try to export to CSV using the following code the All email addresses column does not contain the needed information. It displays system.object[] instead.
$(Foreach ($Mailbox in (Get-Mailbox -ResultSize Unlimited)|? {($_.PrimarySMTPAddress.Domain -eq "domain.com") -or ($_.emailaddresses -like '*domain.com')}){
$Size = Get-MailboxStatistics $Mailbox.Alias | Select @{N="totalitemsizeMB";E={'{0:f2}' -f ($_.TotalItemSize.Value.ToBytes()/1MB)}},itemcount
New-Object PSObject -Property @{
Name = $Mailbox.Displayname
"Primary Email Address" = $Mailbox.Primarysmtpaddress
"All Email Addresses" = ($Mailbox.emailaddresses|? {$_ -like 'SMTP:*'})-replace 'SMTP:'
"Mailbox Size (MB)" = $Size.totalitemsizeMB
"Item Count" = $Size.itemcount
}
})|Select Name,"Primary Email Address", "All Email Addresses","Mailbox Size (MB)", "Item Count"|Sort-Object Name|export-csv "C:\test.csv" -notypeinformation
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