Get-MailboxStatistics - LastLoggedOnUserAccount

05-08-2008

When using the powershell CMDlets in the Exchange 2007 shell, I am trying to
get a query of ALL mailboxes that have the LastLoggedOnUserAccount set to a
sepecific user. This will help us identify mailboxes that have not been
accessed since our migration from 2003.

I can look at a specific mailbox by doing this:
get-mailboxstatistics username | fl

But is there a way to get the stats of all mailboxes (maybe by using a *)
that have the LastLoggedOnUserAccount set to a sepecific user like
DOMAIN\USERNAME1

05-08-2008

JSC wrote:

	Quote:
	> When using the powershell CMDlets in the Exchange 2007 shell, I am trying to > get a query of ALL mailboxes that have the LastLoggedOnUserAccount set to a > sepecific user. This will help us identify mailboxes that have not been > accessed since our migration from 2003. > > I can look at a specific mailbox by doing this: > get-mailboxstatistics username \| fl > > But is there a way to get the stats of all mailboxes (maybe by using a *) > that have the LastLoggedOnUserAccount set to a sepecific user like > DOMAIN\USERNAME1

Sounds like you want:
get-mailboxstatistics|where-object {$_.LastLoggedOnUserAccount -eq
"DOMAIN\USERNAME1"}

Is that it?

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05-08-2008

Yeah....exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!

"Marco Shaw [MVP]" wrote:

Quote:

> JSC wrote:

	Quote:
	> > When using the powershell CMDlets in the Exchange 2007 shell, I am trying to > > get a query of ALL mailboxes that have the LastLoggedOnUserAccount set to a > > sepecific user. This will help us identify mailboxes that have not been > > accessed since our migration from 2003. > > > > I can look at a specific mailbox by doing this: > > get-mailboxstatistics username \| fl > > > > But is there a way to get the stats of all mailboxes (maybe by using a *) > > that have the LastLoggedOnUserAccount set to a sepecific user like > > DOMAIN\USERNAME1

>
> Sounds like you want:
> get-mailboxstatistics|where-object {$_.LastLoggedOnUserAccount -eq
> "DOMAIN\USERNAME1"}
>
> Is that it?
>
> --
> Microsoft MVP - Windows PowerShell
> http://www.microsoft.com/mvp
>
> PowerGadgets MVP
> http://www.powergadgets.com/mvp
>
> Blog:
> http://marcoshaw.blogspot.com
>

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JSC Guest n/a posts	Get-MailboxStatistics - LastLoggedOnUserAccount When using the powershell CMDlets in the Exchange 2007 shell, I am trying to get a query of ALL mailboxes that have the LastLoggedOnUserAccount set to a sepecific user. This will help us identify mailboxes that have not been accessed since our migration from 2003. I can look at a specific mailbox by doing this: get-mailboxstatistics username \| fl But is there a way to get the stats of all mailboxes (maybe by using a *) that have the LastLoggedOnUserAccount set to a sepecific user like DOMAIN\USERNAME1
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