Comments on: Powershell to get Complete Mailbox Statistics in the Exchange 2007 Orginisation/2009/05/14/powershell-to-get-complete-mailbox-statistics-in-the-exchange-2007-orginisation/Microsoft Exchange & OWA Resources, Information - Optimize, Support, Manage | How-To | Guides | Reference | AdminSat, 11 Oct 2014 00:53:48 +0000hourly1http://wordpress.com/By: Todd/2009/05/14/powershell-to-get-complete-mailbox-statistics-in-the-exchange-2007-orginisation/#comment-6216Sat, 11 Oct 2014 00:53:48 +0000/?p=378#comment-6216Does anyone have a script that can provide me with Exchange 2010 mailbox stats for just a small subset of users, say for instance five & for 30, 60, 80 & 180 days? This is in a DAG Exch 2010 environment. Thank you.

]]>By: eathernet/2009/05/14/powershell-to-get-complete-mailbox-statistics-in-the-exchange-2007-orginisation/#comment-5318Wed, 20 Aug 2014 00:34:07 +0000/?p=378#comment-5318Great script, thanks very much. I did have to just add “UseDatabaseQuotaDefaults” to the selection criteria (second line) so I can tell who had unlimited mailboxes, and who was set to default quotas.

Cheers,
Eathernet

]]>By: Ayodeji/2009/05/14/powershell-to-get-complete-mailbox-statistics-in-the-exchange-2007-orginisation/#comment-1707Tue, 18 Jun 2013 13:27:45 +0000/?p=378#comment-1707Hello, is there any way to indicate a particular server name

]]>By: ReMark/2009/05/14/powershell-to-get-complete-mailbox-statistics-in-the-exchange-2007-orginisation/#comment-1118Wed, 05 Dec 2012 17:49:40 +0000/?p=378#comment-1118Hi,

How do you import the data into SQL?

]]>By: Sundar/2009/05/14/powershell-to-get-complete-mailbox-statistics-in-the-exchange-2007-orginisation/#comment-755Mon, 07 May 2012 12:22:21 +0000/?p=378#comment-755Hi

We are using exchange 2010 SP1. I need to prepare every month full report. I found your script very helpful. I just want to know whether we can include OU information as well. Because I need add which user belong to which OU. So I am manually exporting recipients list from EMS and past into excel sheet then I am comparing both excel sheet and merging. This is hectic job. Is there a script to get a report including OU? If so please let me know.

Regards,

Sundar

]]>By: Corey Zamara/2009/05/14/powershell-to-get-complete-mailbox-statistics-in-the-exchange-2007-orginisation/#comment-640Fri, 30 Dec 2011 04:39:57 +0000/?p=378#comment-640is it just me or does the CSV not come out correct, in that it’s not proper delimited and not seperated by a coloum in excel?

]]>By: Kenny Dillon/2009/05/14/powershell-to-get-complete-mailbox-statistics-in-the-exchange-2007-orginisation/#comment-634Wed, 21 Dec 2011 20:09:16 +0000/?p=378#comment-634Amazing! It is hard to get Exchange to spill its guts. Thank you!!

-Kenny Dillon-
Administrator Monkey

]]>By: Narayana/2009/05/14/powershell-to-get-complete-mailbox-statistics-in-the-exchange-2007-orginisation/#comment-497Tue, 18 Oct 2011 13:20:48 +0000/?p=378#comment-497Excellent script. Thank you.

Can you please help me understand, what does the Active status value specify? is that based on usage?

thanks
Narayana

]]>By: Wubbo Oxhol/2009/05/14/powershell-to-get-complete-mailbox-statistics-in-the-exchange-2007-orginisation/#comment-400Wed, 23 Mar 2011 16:31:25 +0000/?p=378#comment-400Very nice indeed.
Does anyone know how to alter this to include first name, last name and all emailaddresses of the mailboxes?

]]>By: Rosio Shere/2009/05/14/powershell-to-get-complete-mailbox-statistics-in-the-exchange-2007-orginisation/#comment-374Thu, 03 Feb 2011 11:49:25 +0000/?p=378#comment-374Hello just thought i would let you know something.. This can be twice now i?ve landed on your weblog inside the last 3 weeks trying to find totally unrelated issues. Great Data! Keep up the great get the job done.

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