get-receiveconnector is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet
My exchange shell was working fine a few months ago last time I used it. Now I tried to run a simple command to check my messageratelimit and I'm getting this error. Can anyone point me in the right direction. I quick google did not provide anything, so just reaching out to the experts.
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What result do you get from get-excommands?
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Same error:
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What happens if you run
Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.Exchange.Management.PowerShell.SnapIn;ASKER
Im running exchange 2013
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when I do get-excommand I get a long list of commands
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when I executed : Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.Exchange.Managem
it just took it, no errors
it just took it, no errors
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Thanks Shaun, that did the trick, now I was able to run my get-receiveconnector command and it worked.
One other question, how do I change the 5 to unlimited?
Under messageratelimit, it says 5 for some of the receive connectors, and unlimited for the rest. I ant to make them all unlimited.
One other question, how do I change the 5 to unlimited?
Under messageratelimit, it says 5 for some of the receive connectors, and unlimited for the rest. I ant to make them all unlimited.
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I tried setting the recieve connector, but still getting the same error as no recognized, any ideas why?
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so do I have to run that every single time?
It's not powershell, it's the exchange management shell
It's not powershell, it's the exchange management shell
Exchange management shell is PowerShell. The only difference is that snapin is added automatically
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thanks everyone, got it to work.
the command was set-receiveconnector "......." -messageratelimit 10000
I had copied the command from another post on EE and they had misspelled it.
the command was set-receiveconnector "......." -messageratelimit 10000
I had copied the command from another post on EE and they had misspelled it.
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Thanks everyone for you help.!!!