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So where can I find the result and expected scenario for the script ?
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So where can I find the result and expected scenario for the script ?

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Amit, yes but somehow it is only for &quot;<b>Exchange Server 2013 Preview </b> not for 2013 SP1<br />
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is there any updated ?
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Amit, yes but somehow it is only for "Exchange Server 2013 Preview not for 2013 SP1

is there any updated ?

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Hi,<br />
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Can anyone here please share the explanation and the result/Scenario where and when to use the builtin Powershell script in <b>C:\Program Files\Microsoft \Exchange Server\V15\Scripts</b> ?<br />
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I cannot see any explanation or example of what to use for and the expected result nor the effect to the production servers.<br />
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Thanks.
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Hi,

Can anyone here please share the explanation and the result/Scenario where and when to use the builtin Powershell script in C:\Program Files\Microsoft \Exchange Server\V15\Scripts ?

I cannot see any explanation or example of what to use for and the expected result nor the effect to the production servers.

Thanks.

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