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Platform: Exchange 2013 Powershell
Hello,
I would like to use Exchange Powershell to give me a list of all people that are in an Exchange Database in a specific format.
For instance, I would like the command to show me "Here are the employees that are in Database1". Here are the 2 requests:
1. It needs to be exported to a CSV file
2. It needs to show their email address, first name, last name, username, and display name.
Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you.
Hello,
I would like to use Exchange Powershell to give me a list of all people that are in an Exchange Database in a specific format.
For instance, I would like the command to show me "Here are the employees that are in Database1". Here are the 2 requests:
1. It needs to be exported to a CSV file
2. It needs to show their email address, first name, last name, username, and display name.
Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you.
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Get-mailbox will display user first and last name unless your are talking about first name column and last name column. The cmdlets i provide will satisfy the author's request, including searching specific DB.
ASKER
Both of these were extremely helpful, thank you both!!
I ended up using MAS' command because of the first name/last name separation, but TimGreen's worked like a charm as well to break up by database.
I ended up using MAS' command because of the first name/last name separation, but TimGreen's worked like a charm as well to break up by database.
Glad to know Timgreen's command helped.
@Timgreen
Thanks for being on-board.
I didnt mean your command is wrong. We both commented the same time.
Ultimately asker's requirement is met. This is the objective here.
@Timgreen
Thanks for being on-board.
I didnt mean your command is wrong. We both commented the same time.
Ultimately asker's requirement is met. This is the objective here.
Agreed and thank you also.