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Need some details on the Exchange System and the mailboxes

In preparation for the O365 move. I am running Exchange 2010.

Need some details on the System and the mailboxes:

Exchange Server Version (number of servers)
# of Mailboxes
# resources
# Mail stores
Mail Store Size
Org accounts

I tried to use Get-ExchangeEnvironmentReport, however when I run it, the powershell prompt closes. How can I get this information? http://www.stevieg.org/2011/06/exchange-environment-report/

Thanks,

nimdatx
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Open PowerShell console in one of the Exchange Server and run the script as shown in the article.
.\Get-ExchangeEnvironmentReport -HTMLReport c:\report.html

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Need to run this command from the folder where you saved the script.. If you get any error in console, post the same here so we can assist you..
Hi,

to get a list of Databases (Mail stores, as you wrote), from Exchange Shell type: Get-MailboxDatabase -Server "ServerName"

To get a list of mailboxes, from Exchange Shell type: [PS] C:\>(Get-Mailbox).count

If you want to see how many mailboxes you have, per database, then from Exchange Shell type:
[PS] C:\>Get-Mailbox | Group-Object -Property:Database | Select-Object name,count

To get database size, from Exchange Shell: [PS] C:\>Get-MailboxDatabase -Status | select Name,DatabaseSize

Regards,
Ivan.
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It worked, however I took out -HTMLReport c:\report.html, once I found the file I opened with Excel and I had all information needed.
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