How many users per mailbox database
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Very nice; thanks Genie.
thanks, usefull.
Fyi:
A litte error in your script when copying it. There is a "space" between the "-" and "-resultsize:unlimited).count". This end with an error
Bruno
thanks, must have happened in the copy paste :)
Great Script...Could you please tell us to how to get the result to a .csv file?
You can just pipe it to the export-csv command..
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb978597.aspx
Hi - Where can I get more such scripts....thanks again
I would say just search on the web, what are you looking for?
Its so freaking cool.
Thanks.
Hi, thanks for the script. It has an error.
If there is only 1 mailbox in the Mailbox Database it says "Empty Database, no users"
Any idea why?
Thanks again,
Kaveh
I have not seen that happen, is the mailbox a system mailbox or user?
It's a user mailbox.
I'm using Exchange 2007 without SP1 (I don't know if that makes a difference)
I made a Storage Group
I made a Mailbox Database in it.
I made a User Mailbox in the Database.
I ran the script and it says it's empty.
run this get-mailbox -database youdbnamehere
and see what you get....
It shows the Name, Alias, ServerName and ProhibitSendQuota of the one person in the DB...
So for you it works fine? What version of Exchange and Powershell do you have? Maybe that's the difference?
Don't believe there was any changes since RTM with those commands however I am now on Sp1 RU5 if you are not on SP1 RU5 you really need to upgrade as there are hundreds of fixes and new features added in SP1 to make life easier
Ya, I need to install the SP1 update. I'll probably do that when we close for Christmas holidays. Is it straight forward to install?
Our Exchange 2007 environment is clustered so I can upgrade half the servers, flip control, and upgrade the other half.
simple to do... for a cluster you upgrade the passive node, then fail over... it will fails then you up setup /upgradecms and it will come online then do the former active and now passive node...
note do the CAS servers first... fyi there are 5 rollups to sp1 already so you are pretty far back on your patching.
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