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with powershell i'm try to recover the msExchShadowProxyAddresses but how to recover all infomrations ?

Hello,

i'm trying to recover all the msExchShadowProxyAddresses but if i pass the following command :

Get-ADUser -identity  someone  -Properties msExchShadowProxyAddresses -server thed.oma.in

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i always receive infos that have something like "... }" at the end and that make me think that there is still infos that i can not read.

my questions :

how can i recover all the information that stands inmsExchShadowProxyAddresses attribute ?

thanks

toshi

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Erwin Pombett

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wonderful !

thank you so much for your answer and explanations.

just a question on your answers
1. ok, i can see the full list
2. ko , i still see the "...}" on that attribut.
3. ko, like for 2.
4. wow ! what are you doing in that one ? i can recover data when keep answer in object then query the propriety object.
this 4th is interesting for me. can you explain me a bit more how you did it ?

thank you in advance.

toshi

toshi

footech

Sometimes truncation is done by PowerShell to try to fit everything in your console. In those circumstances 2 and 3 could help.
Regarding the last method, as I mentioned that is using what is known as a calculated property.

@{n="msExchShadowProxyAddresses";e={$_.msExchShadowProxyAddresses -join "`n"}}

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Another way to write it.

@{Name="msExchShadowProxyAddresses";Expression={$_.msExchShadowProxyAddresses -join "`n"}}

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You can also use "Label" or "L" instead of "Name" or "n". Name is the name of the property you want to create/calculate. Expression is a scriptblock which executes to get the property value. Joining by a newline character (`n) was just a choice, you could try others that might work for you.