Vista - List AD user with or without an Exchange Mailbox

so far I got this

GET-QADuser | Get-mailbox

I got a red message when the user doesn't have a mailbox associated

I'm also looking to delete a mailbox without deleting the AD user, I
go this command Remove-mailbox, but it does delete the mailbox and the
AD user associated

Hello Personne,

Get-QADUser's Identity is not the same as Get-Mailbox's Identity, you need
to use foreach and set the -errorAction parameter
to silentlyContinue to supress error messages for non mailboxed users


Get-QADUser | foreach { Get-Mailbox $_.name -ErrorAction silentlyContinue }


On the other hand, exchange has a built-in Get-User cmdlet which you can
pipe directly to Get-Mailbox (use -errorAction as above to supress error
messages)

Get-User | Get-Mailbox -errorAction silentlyContinue


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Shay Levy
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P> so far I got this
P>
P> GET-QADuser | Get-mailbox
P>
P> I got a red message when the user doesn't have a mailbox associated
P>
P> I'm also looking to delete a mailbox without deleting the AD user, I
P> go this command Remove-mailbox, but it does delete the mailbox and
P> the AD user associated
P>

or
get-user -Filter {Recipienttype -eq "User"}

Hello Personne,

That's much better :-), also set the -ResultSize parameter to 'unlimited'
to get the maximum number of user objects.



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Shay Levy
Windows PowerShell MVP
http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/blogs/ScriptFanatic
PowerShell Toolbar: http://tinyurl.com/PSToolbar


P> or
P> get-user -Filter {Recipienttype -eq "User"}