For Exchange 2010, use powershell
Exports a lot of information
get-mailboxserver | get-mailbox | export-csv FILENAME.CSV
Exports less information, use above to see what fields can be included
get-mailbox -resultsize unlimited -recipienttypedetails usermailbox | get-user | select-object firstname,lastname,windowsemailaddress | export-csv FILENAME.CSV
Thursday, September 26, 2013
Thursday, September 19, 2013
Set auto-reply for another mailbox
Can use Exchange Control Panel to set
https://servername/ecp
Manage My Organization, select Another User, select the user, on right side select Tell others on vacation
Using Exchange 2010 Powershell
Setting the auto-reply
Set-MailboxAutoReplyConfiguration email@domain.com -AutoReplyState Enabled -ExternalMessage "MESSAGE HERE" -InternalMessage "MESSAGE HERE"
For AutoReplyState, can change Enabled to Scheduled . If so, syntax should be,
-AutoReplyState Scheduled -StartTime "9/15/2013" -Endtime "9/28/2013"
To retrieve auto-reply settings for a mailbox
Get-MailboxAutoReplyConfiguration email@domain.com
Disables auto-reply for a mailbox
Set-MailboxAutoReplyConfiguration email@domain.com -AutoReplyState Disabled -ExternalMessage $null -InternalMessage $null
https://servername/ecp
Manage My Organization, select Another User, select the user, on right side select Tell others on vacation
Using Exchange 2010 Powershell
Setting the auto-reply
Set-MailboxAutoReplyConfiguration email@domain.com -AutoReplyState Enabled -ExternalMessage "MESSAGE HERE" -InternalMessage "MESSAGE HERE"
For AutoReplyState, can change Enabled to Scheduled . If so, syntax should be,
-AutoReplyState Scheduled -StartTime "9/15/2013" -Endtime "9/28/2013"
To retrieve auto-reply settings for a mailbox
Get-MailboxAutoReplyConfiguration email@domain.com
Disables auto-reply for a mailbox
Set-MailboxAutoReplyConfiguration email@domain.com -AutoReplyState Disabled -ExternalMessage $null -InternalMessage $null
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