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Get-StorageGroup -Identity &quot;server name\First storage Group&quot; | Get-MailboxDataBase | get-mailbox<br />
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cant I use something like this
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Sure to get mailboxes in a specific storage group. &nbsp;Storage groups aren't always tied to an AD site. &nbsp;You said you needed a list of email users in each AD site. &nbsp;Did I understand that correctly?
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What version of AD? &nbsp;This should work on 2008 AD level and above.<br />
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It will export all the user information from Exchange using the AD Attributes. &nbsp;Then save as XLSX then filter or sort.<br />
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Get-AdUser -Filter * -Properties UserPrincipalName, Name, EmailAddress | Select-Object UserPrincipalName, Name, EmailAddress | Export-CSV -Path C:\Admin\UsersSMTP&lt;date&gt;.c<wbr />sv -NoTypeInformation
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I want to get list of email users in each AD site. I am running exchange 2007<br />
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can I run any command on my exchange or active directory
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I want to get list of email users in each AD site. I am running exchange 2007

can I run any command on my exchange or active directory

EXCHANGE, ACTIVE DIRECTORY

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