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Exchange 2013 database statistics
Hello team,
I was asked to write a script that would email a daily report of Exchange 2013 database statistics. The customer wanted the following information about each database:
•Total database size
•Total number of mailboxes per database
•Average mailbox size
•Date and time of the last full backup
•Amount of white space in the database
Checking online, I came across with the following links
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd876852(v=exchg.150).aspx
and this one for Exchange 2010
http://mikepfeiffer.net/2010/03/exchange-2010-database-statistics-with-PowerShell/
Since the get-databasestatistics has been deprecated in Exchange 2013 and replace with Get-StoreUsageStatistics, how can I build the script to get all the information above?
Your feedback is highly appreciated
I was asked to write a script that would email a daily report of Exchange 2013 database statistics. The customer wanted the following information about each database:
•Total database size
•Total number of mailboxes per database
•Average mailbox size
•Date and time of the last full backup
•Amount of white space in the database
Checking online, I came across with the following links
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd876852(v=exchg.150).aspx
and this one for Exchange 2010
http://mikepfeiffer.net/2010/03/exchange-2010-database-statistics-with-PowerShell/
Since the get-databasestatistics has been deprecated in Exchange 2013 and replace with Get-StoreUsageStatistics, how can I build the script to get all the information above?
Your feedback is highly appreciated
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Amit Kumar
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Thanks Amit, that worked, but still need the following columns
Display name, Email address, database,
Display name, Email address, database,
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and mailbox size per user
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It will work for you in Exchange 2013 as well.