This may be of use to some of you: Prerequisites: A 32-bit Windows machine with Outlook 2003 SP2 or above and with the Exchange Tools installed also An admin account with a Mailbox attached What to do: Open the Powershell Window Run the following commands: Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.Exchange.Management.Powershell.Admin Add-MailboxPermission –Identity “Users Full Name” –User UserNameOfAdminAccount –AccessRights Fullaccess […]
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This is a useful command if you need to set or unset the ability to set recurring appointments in Exchangeby powershell: set-MailboxCalendarSettings -Identity “UserEmailAddress@yourdomain.com” -AllowRecurringMeetings:$true This also works using the accounts alias in place of the email address.
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This code allows you to export a folder and all contents to anothers mailbox with Powershell. This can be useful if a manager requires the contents of certain folders created by an ex-exployee. Export-Mailbox -Identity SourceUserName -IncludeFolders ‘\Inbox\_Misc’ -TargetFolder _Misc -TargetMailbox TargetUserName This needs to be run on the mail server Hope this helps
Continue readingGetting a mailbox size with Powershell
Open the Exchange Management Shell and type: get-mailbox username|get-mailboxstatistics|fl totalitemsize The Output:
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