The Exchange Server 2010 management tools can be installed on a computer running one of the following operating systems:
In Exchange 2003, one of the simplest ways to move mailboxes from one Exchange organisation to another was using exmerge. It was particularly useful for sites using ‘Small Business Server’ where the level of data and requirements were low.
Let me take a minute to tell you about 2 of my favorite things in Windows PowerShell: -ErrorAction and –ErrorVariable
You may have heard me talk about being maniacal about doing a great job with error handling … this is one the cornerstones of our architecture.
Here are some commands to use to manage Dedicated Room mailboxes.
Dedicated Rooms can also be scheduled by some restricted people.
Getting delegates list :
$GetDelegates=(Get-MailboxCalendarSettings “$Room”).ResourceDelegates
Setting Delegates :
$Mbx=Get-Mailbox “$Room”$Mbx|Set-MailboxCalendarSettings -ResourceDelegate $Delegates$Delegates is an Array value
Remove a delegate :
$Mbx=Get-Mailbox “$Room”$delDelegate <- SAM of the delegate to remove$NewDelegates=($Mbx|Get-ADPermission |Where-Object {-not $_.isinherited} |Where-Object {$_.user -match “^DOMAIN”}|ForEach-Object {If(($_.User.ToString().split(“/”)[1]) –ne $delDelegate){$_.User.ToString().split(“/”)[1]}})$Mbx|Set-MailboxCalendarSettings -ResourceDelegate $NewDelegates
Add a delegate :
$Mbx=Get-Mailbox “$Room”$DelegateToAdd <- SAM of the delegate to add$NewDelegates=($Mbx|Get-ADPermission |Where-Object {-not $_.isinherited} |Where-Object {$_.user -match “^DOMAIN”}|ForEach-Object {If(($_.User.ToString().split(“/”)[1]) –ne $delDelegate){$_.User.ToString().split(“/”)[1]}})$NewDelegates += $DelegateToAdd$Mbx|Set-MailboxCalendarSettings -ResourceDelegate $NewDelegates
Get a manager of a dedicated room :
$Mbx=Get-Mailbox “$Room”$Manager=(get-user $Mbx).Manager
Modify a Manager :
Function Remove_Old_Mgr ([string]$Upn, [string]$Nom, [string]$Responsible ) {$domainResponsible=$RespDomain + ” + $ResponsibleRemove-MailboxPermission -Identity $UPN `-AccessRights FullAccess `-User $Responsible `-DomainController $ControllerRemove-ADPermission -Identity “$($Nom)” `-AccessRights ReadProperty `-User $DOMAINResponsible `-DomainController $ControllerRemove-ADPermission -Identity “$($Nom)” `-AccessRights WriteProperty `-User $DOMAINResponsible `-DomainController $Controller}
Function Set_New_Mgr ([string]$Upn, [string]$Nom, [string]$Responsible) {$DOMAINResponsible=$RespDomain + ” + $ResponsibleAdd-MailboxPermission -Identity $UPN `-AccessRights FullAccess `-User $Responsible `-DomainController $ControllerAdd-ADPermission -Identity “$($Nom)” `-AccessRights ReadProperty `-User $DOMAINResponsible `-DomainController $ControllerAdd-ADPermission -Identity “$($Nom)” `-AccessRights WriteProperty `-User $DOMAINResponsible `-DomainController $Controller}
$Mbx=Get-Mailbox “$Room”remove_old_mgr $Mbx.UserPrincipalName $Mbx.Name $Manager$Mbx | Set-User -Manager $NewManagerset_new_mgr $Mbx.UserPrincipalName $Mbx.Name $NewManager
As a quick follow-up for the Exchange 2000/2003 PowerShell post here are a few additional references.
TechNet Script Center has a good article on WMI classes available:
Hi there! Following my previous blog post about Exchange 2010 and consumerization of mobile devices, I decided to create a little script that might help you find out what mobile devices are actually connecting to your Exchange 2010 environment.
Exchange 2007 brought some changes to managing mailboxes, most notably, the removal of Exchange tabs from Active Directory. In Exchange 2003, to enable Exchange ActiveSync for a mailbox, you would simply open the ADUC properties for a user, click the Exchange Features tab, click Exchange ActiveSync, and then click Enable.
All tasks in Exchange Server 2007 or Exchange Server 2010 can be done in the Exchange Management Shell. So you are also able to give the Send-As permission and the Full-access permission via the Exchange Management Shell.
Send-As permissions
Sometimes you have to change a whole account but transfer the mailbox database.
There are two ways to do that :
1 – Creating the new account, creating an export of the mailbox using pst files, importing this pst file into the new mailbox
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