Pau Lo

IT Professional

Albert Widjaja

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Are there any useful exchange shell commands that could get mailbox access permissions for every mailbox on a server rather than having to run it manually for each, written to CSV, ...and also I could really use a master report for all distribution groups defined in exchange, who are the 'members', if that is the correct phrase.<br />
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Also for some data retention testing I have planned, is there anyway via exchange shell to specify a mailbox, and it provide an inventory list of all emails in the mailbox, e.g. date, sender, recipients, subject, attachments - to a CSV file, a bit like a directory and file listing of the entire mailbox.
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Are there any useful exchange shell commands that could get mailbox access permissions for every mailbox on a server rather than having to run it manually for each, written to CSV, ...and also I could really use a master report for all distribution groups defined in exchange, who are the 'members', if that is the correct phrase.

Also for some data retention testing I have planned, is there anyway via exchange shell to specify a mailbox, and it provide an inventory list of all emails in the mailbox, e.g. date, sender, recipients, subject, attachments - to a CSV file, a bit like a directory and file listing of the entire mailbox.

exchange commands, mailbox permissions, distribution groups, mailbox listing

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