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To be more specific, I need to find not a user account, but a Shared mailbox that is enabled but the msExchUserAccountControl is set to 2 <br><br>Thank you
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To be more specific, I need to find not a user account, but a Shared mailbox that is enabled but the msExchUserAccountControl is set to 2

Thank you

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I need a query or PS cmdlet to find all enabled accounts whose &nbsp;msExchUserAccountControl Value = 2<br />
Yes, the value should be 0 &nbsp;for enabled accounts, but this value sometimes will NOT get set to zero once enabled. I need to find those accounts and then set them to zero if needed. <br />
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thanks
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I need a query or PS cmdlet to find all enabled accounts whose  msExchUserAccountControl Value = 2
Yes, the value should be 0  for enabled accounts, but this value sometimes will NOT get set to zero once enabled. I need to find those accounts and then set them to zero if needed. 

thanks

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