Script
to delete contents from Mailbox:
Note:
Before running this script gives your Exchange admin account as Full Access Permission into both source and target mailbox. Change the target/source mailbox,
subjectkeywords and start date according to your requirement.
Get-content C:\Powershell
\users1.txt | get-mailbox | Export-Mailbox -TargetMailbox
test.cloud@contoso.com -IncludeFolders "\Inbox","\Sent Items"
-TargetFolder target-SubjectKeywords "exchange" -StartDate
"09/14/2011"-DeleteContent -confirm: $false
CSV File format:
Alias
Test.cloud1
To
display the Dismount user immediately in EMC console:
clean-mailboxdatabase-identity
"RSG2"
clean-mailboxdatabase-server
“Exch07”
Command
to create RSG/SG in EX2K7:
New-StorageGroup –Server EXCH01
–LogFolderPath“H:\Log15" –Name “Recovery Storage Group” –SystemFolderPath
“H:\Log15” –Recovery
New-MailboxDatabase–MailboxDatabaseToRecover
“MBXStore01” –StorageGroup “EXCH01\Recovery Storage Group” –EDBFilePath
“H:\DB01\MBXStore01.edb”
Set-MailboxDatabase -Identity
"EXCH01\Recovery Storage Group\MBXStore01" -AllowFileRestore $true
Mount-Database –Identity
“EXCH01\Recovery Storage Group\MBXStore01”
How to remove DOTS from powershell result
use | ft -wrap
Ex:
Get-Mailbox-ResultSize:Unlimited | ForEach {Get-ActiveSyncDeviceStatistics-Mailbox:$_.Identity} |ft -wrap identity,devicetype,DeviceUserAgent,LastSuccessSync> c:\user.csv
Hope
this helps.
Expect
more!!
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