Output Exchange 2007 Retry/Ready Messages

Matt Shadbolt — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 05:04:29 +0000

Here’s a quick and dirty Exchange 2007 command-let that will output all the outgoing emails that are not being delivered. It Checks the message status (NOT “Active) and the message retry count (GT 0) and outputs the results.

Get-Message -Server SERVER01 -IncludeRecipientInfo | Where{$_.RetryCount -gt 0} | Where{$_.Status -ne “Active”} | SELECT FromAddress, Recipients, LastError | Format-Table

Exchange Management Shell Export Mailbox to PST script

Matt Shadbolt — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 02:46:10 +0000

Here is s nifty script I chucked together that will prompt for a user name, configure the required permissions and then export the users mailbox to a PST file. All you need to do is change the $TargetArchiveDir location to the folder you wish to save the PST’s to. I’d suggest using a file share so the PST’s are saved in the same location no matter which admin exports the mailbox.

$TargetUserName = Read-Host “Enter the user you would like to Export”
$TargetArchiveDir = Get-Item “\\FILE-SERVER\ARCHIVE PST\”
$CurrentHostName = hostname
$CurrentProfile = Gwmi Win32_ComputerSystem -Comp $CurrentHostName
“Logged On As User: ” + $CurrentProfile.UserName

Write-Host “Setting Permissions” -ForeGroundColor Yellow
Add-MailboxPermission -Identity $TargetUserName -User $CurrentProfile.Username -AccessRights ‘FullAccess’

Write-Host “Exporting Mailbox” -ForeGroundColor Yellow
Export-Mailbox -identity $TargetuserName -PSTFolderPath $TargetArchiveDir -Confirm:$True
Write-Host “You can now Delete the user – I’m too scared to do it for you!” -ForeGroundColor Yellow

Note: You need to run this script on a 32-bit machine with the Exchange Administration role installed

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Output Exchange 2007 Retry/Ready Messages

Exchange Management Shell Export Mailbox to PST script