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I have a script for extracting mailbox sizes from our exchange server saved in a .ps1 file.
Get-MailboxDatabase | Get-MailboxStatistics | Select DisplayName, ItemCount, TotalItemSize(MB) | Export-CSV "mailboxsize3.csv"
When I right click it there is a menu option to "Run with Powershell"
What do I need to add to the script or to the exchange server so that I can get it run in Exchange Management Shell.
Kind regards
Matt
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I have a script for extracting mailbox sizes from our exchange server saved in a .ps1 file.
Get-MailboxDatabase | Get-MailboxStatistics | Select DisplayName, ItemCount, TotalItemSize(MB) | Export-CSV "mailboxsize3.csv"
When I right click it there is a menu option to "Run with Powershell"
What do I need to add to the script or to the exchange server so that I can get it run in Exchange Management Shell.
Kind regards
Matt
powershell exchange-2013
asked yesterday
Matt BartlettMatt Bartlett
12
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I have a script for extracting mailbox sizes from our exchange server saved in a .ps1 file.
Get-MailboxDatabase | Get-MailboxStatistics | Select DisplayName, ItemCount, TotalItemSize(MB) | Export-CSV "mailboxsize3.csv"
When I right click it there is a menu option to "Run with Powershell"
What do I need to add to the script or to the exchange server so that I can get it run in Exchange Management Shell.
Kind regards
Matt
powershell exchange-2013
asked yesterday
Matt BartlettMatt Bartlett
12
I have a script for extracting mailbox sizes from our exchange server saved in a .ps1 file.
Get-MailboxDatabase | Get-MailboxStatistics | Select DisplayName, ItemCount, TotalItemSize(MB) | Export-CSV "mailboxsize3.csv"
When I right click it there is a menu option to "Run with Powershell"
What do I need to add to the script or to the exchange server so that I can get it run in Exchange Management Shell.
Kind regards
Matt
powershell exchange-2013
powershell exchange-2013
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Matt BartlettMatt Bartlett
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You have to set your profile to load the Exchange stuff as you normally would for PSRemoting using Exchange ...
Connect to Exchange servers using remote PowerShell
... or you need to install the EMS on your workstation, and add the Exchange snapin via your profile
Install the Exchange management tools
How to add Exchange Snapin to Powershell?
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You have to set your profile to load the Exchange stuff as you normally would for PSRemoting using Exchange ...
Connect to Exchange servers using remote PowerShell
... or you need to install the EMS on your workstation, and add the Exchange snapin via your profile
Install the Exchange management tools
How to add Exchange Snapin to Powershell?
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You have to set your profile to load the Exchange stuff as you normally would for PSRemoting using Exchange ...
Connect to Exchange servers using remote PowerShell
... or you need to install the EMS on your workstation, and add the Exchange snapin via your profile
Install the Exchange management tools
How to add Exchange Snapin to Powershell?
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You have to set your profile to load the Exchange stuff as you normally would for PSRemoting using Exchange ...
Connect to Exchange servers using remote PowerShell
... or you need to install the EMS on your workstation, and add the Exchange snapin via your profile
Install the Exchange management tools
How to add Exchange Snapin to Powershell?
answered 23 hours ago
postanotepostanote
1,153133
You have to set your profile to load the Exchange stuff as you normally would for PSRemoting using Exchange ...
Connect to Exchange servers using remote PowerShell
... or you need to install the EMS on your workstation, and add the Exchange snapin via your profile
Install the Exchange management tools
How to add Exchange Snapin to Powershell?
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answered 23 hours ago
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