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How to install Exchange 2013 (SP1) on Windows Server 2012 R2 Exchange PowerShell: How to enumerate and modify Distribution Group propertiesĥ. MSExchangeIS Event ID 9646: mapi session exceeded the maximum of 500 objects of type “objtFolderView” on Exchange Server 2010Ĥ. Office365 PowerShell: How to the find out mailbox sizes in Office365 (and Exchange 2016) using PowerShellģ. How to install Exchange 2010 (SP3) on Windows Server 2012Ģ. Get-MailboxStatistics -server SERVERNAME | Sort-Object TotalItemSize -Descending | ft > c:\reports\mailbox_sizes.txtġ. Using the first script from the Exchange 2007 post you need to add the -server switch, Get-MailboxStatistics -server SERVERNAME | Sort-Object TotalItemSize -Descending | ft to get the following report.īy adding a redirect you can output the report details to a text file. It’s a start, but no information on mailbox sizes. Get-Mailbox will show you mailbox name, alias, server and prohibit send quota.
Below are a few scripts that will help with Exchange 2010 reporting. Following on from a previous article on how to find out mailbox sizes in Exchange 2007 found here, the syntax is a little different for Exchange 2010.
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