I’ve been using powershell with Configuration Manager recently and I’ve been looking at security roles. If you’re looking to create your own security roles with powershell and you don’t already have a template, you’ll first need to copy one of the existing roles to get started. To do this you need to know the role…
Isn’t it funny how things in life seem to go round in circles over sometimes? Whilst reading and talking to people recently about Microsoft Windows Server 2012 the one thing that is always mentioned is “you need to know powershell”. It seems that Microsoft are now really making a big push now to get people…
Need to take a copy of multiple mailboxes? I’ve had to do this in the past for various reasons such as audit/investigations etc. You’ll need to create a .csv file with the list of mailboxes you want to export. Then save the script below in a .ps1 file and store it in the same location…
Another one of those things that you might use once in a blue moon. I had to retrieve a list of all smtp addresses from our Exchange 2007 environment for validation. We had multiple smtp addresses for each recipient so this could have been quite a daunting task but is actually straight forward. Here’s the powershell……
This is one of those things that you may not use often but you are almost guaranteed to need at some point. Below is an easy powershell script/command for you to use which will export a list of all your mailboxes and their sizes, into a CSV file. Get-MailboxStatistics | Sort-Object TotalItemSize -Descending | ft…
