Does anyone know whether the Exchange Management Console hosts PowerShell
and calls the Exchange cmdlets directly or whether the cmdlets are just
another interface to do everything you can do in the Exchange Management
Console (and more)? I know they say the Exchange Management Console was
supposedly built on top of PowerShell, but I guess what I'm wondering is
this: Is it really using the Exchange cmdlets as it's only access into the
underlying .NET objects to work with Exchange or are we dealing with two
interfaces into .NET objects here? If it is only using the Exchange
cmdlets, what is the impact on performance with the extra overhead of going
through PowerShell?
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Kirk Munro
Poshoholic
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