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we have  resource forest set up where our Exchange servers and the Exchange recipients are located in a separate Active Directory (AD) forest B called resource forest – and The user accounts are located in the so-called account forest – forest A.

We have exchange 2007

users are having linked mailboxes. I have been asked following:
Do you have Active Directory Integrated DNS? Internally? If so, do you have forward lookup zones for your public domains?- WHERE CAN I FIND THIS
Do you presently use a load balancer? If so, what is the make/model?-WHERE CAN I FIND THIS
Total number of mailboxes: ANY COMMAND SHELL I CAN USE      
Total number of equipment / conference room mailboxes:ANY COMMAND SHELL I CAN USE            
What is the average mailbox size in your organization? What is the largest mailbox?      -ANY COMMAND SHELL I CAN USE      
Is there any way I can find office\outlook versions users are using      
how can I find  myActive Directory Structure? (Single forest? Multiple domains?)
Will you require assistance with AD remediation?
How many Global Catalogs are present?-WHERE CAN I FIND THIS
ANY COMMAND SHELL to use for below
What are the total number of user mailboxes?
What are the total number of shared mailboxes?
What are the total number of resource mailboxes?
What is your average mailbox size?
How many mailboxes are greater than 2Gb in size?
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With all of the "How do I" questions, my blunt answer is "hire someone to do a full audit and documentation."  That is just way too much stuff to try and teach over a single EE question.
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