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You could use where-object -notlike to exclude your domain.<br />
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<pre><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-20-41459572-1"><span>MessageTrackingLog -ResultSize Unlimited -Start &quot;01/12/2015&quot; -End &quot;02/09/2016&quot; | Where-object {$_.Recipients -notlike &quot;*@yourdomain.com&quot;} | export-csv C:\temp\ExchangeLogResults.csv</span>
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Thanks,<br />
Sudeep
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Sudeep,<br />
<br />
That makes for a nice clean output but as for receipts all I get is: System.String[], no email address.<br />
<br />
Thanks,<br />
<br />
Mark
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This happens since the recipient field is a collection of objects , so we need to put them inside { }<br />
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Try this<br />

<pre><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-20-41461383-1"><span>MessageTrackingLog -ResultSize Unlimited -Start &quot;01/12/2015&quot; -End &quot;02/09/2016&quot; | Where-object {{$_.Recipients} -notlike &quot;*@yourdomain.com&quot;} | export-csv C:\temp\ExchangeLogResults.csv</span>
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If this doesn't work try this:<br />

<pre><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-20-41461383-2"><span>MessageTrackingLog -ResultSize Unlimited -Start &quot;01/12/2015&quot; -End &quot;02/09/2016&quot; | Where-object {$_.Recipients -notlike &quot;*@yourdomain.com&quot;} | Select-Object Timestamp,Source,Sender,@{l=&quot;Recipients&quot;;e={$_.Recipients -join &quot; &quot;}},MessageSubject | Sort-Object -Property Timestamp | export-csv C:\temp\ExchangeLogResults.csv</span>
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Thanks,<br />
Sudeep
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Sudeep,<br />
<br />
That is much cleaner however I still end up with a large number of our own email addresses. Is there a way to omit *@ourdomain.com or would it be easier to just get all email addresses and delete all *@ourdomain.com addresses in maybe Excel?<br />
<br />
Thanks,<br />
<br />
Mark
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What do mean by &quot;our own email addresses&quot;, please be specific.<br />
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Does the above command not giving you the result you wanted? Is it not excluding the recipients of your domain?<br />
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Sudeep
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I mean our own domain email addresses, guessing that if I email you and cc 15 people in our domain that's where the email addresses (our own) are coming from. So to answer your question the command is not excluding all the recipients of our domain.<br />
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Thanks
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Thanks for your help Sudeep.
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I need to get a list of outbound email addresses from our Exchange 2010. I have run the cmdlet: Get-MessageTrackingLog -ResultSize Unlimited -Start &quot;01/12/2015&quot; -End &quot;02/09/2016&quot; | select-object {$_.Recipients} | export-csv C:\temp\ExchangeLogResults<wbr />.txt<br />
I end up with a large number of email addresses in quotations mostly ones from our domain name. Is there a way to not include any addresses from a domain in the log results file? Also, is there anything that I might add to it that would result in a more clean text file? I guess I could just bring it into Excel to clean it up but why do that if you can do it with one command?<br />
<br />
Thanks,<br />
<br />
Mark
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I need to get a list of outbound email addresses from our Exchange 2010. I have run the cmdlet: Get-MessageTrackingLog -ResultSize Unlimited -Start "01/12/2015" -End "02/09/2016" | select-object {$_.Recipients} | export-csv C:\temp\ExchangeLogResults.txt
I end up with a large number of email addresses in quotations mostly ones from our domain name. Is there a way to not include any addresses from a domain in the log results file? Also, is there anything that I might add to it that would result in a more clean text file? I guess I could just bring it into Excel to clean it up but why do that if you can do it with one command?

Thanks,

Mark

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