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Export email statistics for a group of mailboxes in Exchange 2013
Hello,
We are looking for a way to export (to CSV or other readable format) the email statistics for a particular group of users in Exchange 2013. We only need to know the last 7 days stastics and only the following information:
- number of emails sent
- number of emails received
Thanks in advance
We are looking for a way to export (to CSV or other readable format) the email statistics for a particular group of users in Exchange 2013. We only need to know the last 7 days stastics and only the following information:
- number of emails sent
- number of emails received
Thanks in advance
ASKER
Thanks for this, it is helpful however I am looking for a way to do this on a selection of mailboxes rather than just the one user.
give a try with replacing "user@domain" to mailbox
ASKER
Thanks, however I was looking for a script to acheive this.
I have found the following script that works for a single mailbox but would like exactly this but adapted for more that one mailbox
https://www.pickysysadmin.ca/2014/10/02/powershell-script-to-report-on-total-sendreceived-e-mails-in-exchange/
I have found the following script that works for a single mailbox but would like exactly this but adapted for more that one mailbox
https://www.pickysysadmin.ca/2014/10/02/powershell-script-to-report-on-total-sendreceived-e-mails-in-exchange/
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Hi Will,
Thanks for this really helpful. The only thing is that the the users I want the script to query against are not in any groups. For example, I want to find out how many emails have been sent and received for the following 5 users
joe.bloggs
jane.briggs
fred.perry
susan.blogger
bill.jones
These users will not change often but we may need to add or remove users in the future.
Is it best to put these users in a group (and if so which type) and report against that?
Thanks for this really helpful. The only thing is that the the users I want the script to query against are not in any groups. For example, I want to find out how many emails have been sent and received for the following 5 users
joe.bloggs
jane.briggs
fred.perry
susan.blogger
bill.jones
These users will not change often but we may need to add or remove users in the future.
Is it best to put these users in a group (and if so which type) and report against that?
http://www.msexchange.org/kbase/ExchangeServerTips/ExchangeServer2010/Powershell/NumberofE-
mailsSentandReceivedbyoneU