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You'll have to be more sepecific with what you want to get. As you do now you get the complete object containing a lot of information including two collections with undefined member count ;-).<br />
E.g. you can export only the blocked addresses:<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-42680675-1">(Get-MailboxJunkEmailConfiguration user@domain.com).BlockedSendersAndDomains | Out-File C:\filename.txt</code></pre>
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You'll have to be more sepecific with what you want to get. As you do now you get the complete object containing a lot of information including two collections with undefined member count ;-).
E.g. you can export only the blocked addresses:


(Get-MailboxJunkEmailConfiguration user@domain.com).BlockedSendersAndDomains | Out-File C:\filename.txt

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Please note that that is in general a bad way to handle your issue. It might help you in this particular case, but fail if you try to do similar stuff later. However, from a KISS POV, it is a quick workaround.
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Please note that that is in general a bad way to handle your issue. It might help you in this particular case, but fail if you try to do similar stuff later. However, from a KISS POV, it is a quick workaround.

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Hello Experts - I am trying to export a list of domains that a user has on the Outlook spam list but the output from this command is truncated after the first few entries:<br />
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Get-MailboxJunkEmailConfig<wbr />uration -Identity user@domain.com | Out-File C:\filename.txt<br />
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What additional switches do I need here so the output is not truncated?
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Hello Experts - I am trying to export a list of domains that a user has on the Outlook spam list but the output from this command is truncated after the first few entries:

Get-MailboxJunkEmailConfiguration -Identity user@domain.com | Out-File C:\filename.txt

What additional switches do I need here so the output is not truncated?

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