# Name: list-exchange-mailbox.ps1+ F V* D3 ]3 M
# Author: Steven Peck: s( r v+ u3 Y% G8 [0 s- U" x
# Date: 06/15/2007% z% ` N3 f/ G" f; V7 }: o+ s: u
# Description: Exchange 2003 output to file - F- ?+ t( C+ m6 j8 \
# Display Name, Store, Storage group, MB Size, and Date Absent in DS
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" f, E2 H1 @- |9 c# i; p# Get date for file name p8 ?% N* b7 c5 K3 i$ l
$day = Get-Date -UFormat "%Y%m%d". \6 v6 Q2 U- _' r% P" n! K
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# Gets data through WMI from specified Exchange mailbox servers $computers = "server001","server002"$ v/ n. J5 O3 m( G2 {
foreach ($computer in $computers) {
" r! o8 e& ?5 P5 m$ E8 { Get-Wmiobject -namespace root\MicrosoftExchangeV2 -class Exchange_Mailbox -computer $computer |
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6 t9 l ]% ? u# Y; h4 I2 A6 A) I3 e select-object MailboxDisplayName,StorageGroupName,StoreName,Size,DateDiscoveredAbsentInDS |) l( S% F/ u# c: o" Y9 k) x
Export-Csv -Path $computer-$day.csv' W! |$ u6 I$ M1 _' x# c
}

Saves basic mailbox information, including display name, store, storage group, and mailbox size, to a comma-separated values file.
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