exchange, mailbox

exchange 2010 enterprise

Use theGet-MailboxStatistics cmdlet in the Exchange Management Shell

if mailbox name is im connect, what command should I use

How many users do you have?  If not many, just use theGet-MailboxStatistics it will show all then look for the shared mailbox name.

NO I NEED TO see who logged into the mail box, what command should I use

Get-MailboxStatistics "Shared Mailbox Name"

Do you know the name of the shared mailbox?

Get-MailboxStatistics -IMCONNECTSETUP@DOMAIN.COM | Sort LastLogonTime -Descending- IS NOT WORKING

Yes I pinged above

Actually, not sure if Get-MailboxStatistics will work with sharedmailbox because users can’t log into it them directly.  Sorry, let me do some more testing.

Try

Get-MailboxStatistics 'emailaddressofsharedmailbox' | Select *log*

Did you have mailbox auditing enabled?  Use Get-Mailbox SharedMailBox | fl *audit*

If false then you won't have that history.  You will have to enabled it first.

https://community.spiceworks.com/how_to/120006-how-to-monitor-who-accessed-a-shared-mailbox

IT JUST SAYS LOG OFF TIME

Use Get-Mailbox SharedMailBox | fl *audit* to check if mailbox auditing is enabled.  It's disabled by default.

Replace SharedMailBox with actual name

I NEED TO CHECK who logged bwteen 9 and 11am today

What version of exchange are you using? Please list that when opening questions

can I just found who logged

sorry exchange 2010 sp3

I just need to know who emails were unread and who logged in today

Won't be possible to trace who accessed the shared mailbox earlier today without mailbox auditing enabled.  By default, the mail box audit is disabled.

https://www.netwrix.com/how_to_monitor_who_accessed_shared_mailbox.html

Get-MailboxStatistics cmdlet will only show the last logon time

SO there is no command shell to find who logged

Try

Get-LogonStatistics 'emailaddressofthesharedMailbox'

I ONLY GOT SERVER NAME

Hi,
Until you have auditing pre-enabled, you can't see who has done what in your environment.
You must enable auditing in order to fetch these reports and find the real culprit.
Below guide containing step by step details to enable shared mailbox auditing and track every critical changes at granular level - https://www.codetwo.com/admins-blog/user-mailbox-and-shared-mailbox-auditing-in-exchange-2013/

How to find the ‘last logon time’ of mailboxes in the Exchange Server:
https://community.spiceworks.com/how_to/131242-how-to-find-the-last-logon-time-of-mailboxes-in-the-exchange-server

Track shared mailbox access on Exchange Server:
https://www.lepide.com/how-to/track-shared-exchange-mailboxes-access.html

Last Logon Information in Exchange 2013:
http://techgenix.com/last-logon-information-exchange-2013/