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| | List delegates in exchange We often have people leave the company and we strip their mail attributes - we find that sometimes they have been made delegates in outlook. I am looking for a way to use poweshell to show me whose mailboxes they have been made delegates on so that I can remove them before users start getting NDRs. Here is what I have so far .... but not working ![]() get-mailboxcalendarsettings |fl | where {$ResourceDelegates -contains "{username}"} >C:\delegates.txt |
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| | Re: List delegates in exchange I do not have exchange 2k7 installed ATM, but I think this does what you want get-mailboxcalendarsettings | where-object{$_.ResourceDelegates -match "$name"} | out-file c:\delegates.txt -enc ASCII "Thomas, Jennifer" <Jewles_Net@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:63AD0780-844A-42B0-9773-AEFFCA5D1477@microsoft.com... > We often have people leave the company and we strip their mail > attributes - we find that sometimes they have been made delegates in > outlook. I am looking for a way to use poweshell to show me whose > mailboxes they have been made delegates on so that I can remove them > before users start getting NDRs. Here is what I have so far .... but not > working ![]() > > get-mailboxcalendarsettings |fl | where {$ResourceDelegates -contains > "{username}"} >C:\delegates.txt |
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| | Re: List delegates in exchange First, fl is not in place. You can safely remove it. Mostly, Format-List is expected to be the last in the pipe line and used to format the final output. When I try to set ResourceDelegates using set-mailboxcalendarsettings I get an error "ResourceDelegates can only be enabled on resource mailboxes". Just starting my way in ex 2007, I cant tell much, but it seems to me that ResourceDelegates is for other type of mailbox (i.e., Room Resource). Shay http://scriptolog.blogspot.com > We often have people leave the company and we strip their mail > attributes - we find that sometimes they have been made delegates in > outlook. I am looking for a way to use poweshell to show me whose > mailboxes they have been made delegates on so that I can remove them > before users start getting NDRs. Here is what I have so far .... but > not working ![]() > > get-mailboxcalendarsettings |fl | where {$ResourceDelegates -contains > "{username}"} >C:\delegates.txt > |
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| | Re: List delegates in exchange You should haveResourceDelegates on all types of mailboxes. get-mailboxcalendarsettings | where {$ResourceDelegates -contains "{username}"} >C:\delegates.txt "Shay Levi" <no@addre.ss> wrote in message news:8766a94442208c9a9058671fa14@news.microsoft.com... > First, fl is not in place. You can safely remove it. Mostly, Format-List > is expected to be the last in the pipe line and used to format the final > output. > When I try to set ResourceDelegates using set-mailboxcalendarsettings I > get an error > "ResourceDelegates can only be enabled on resource mailboxes". > > Just starting my way in ex 2007, I cant tell much, but it seems to me that > ResourceDelegates is for other type of mailbox (i.e., Room Resource). > > > Shay > http://scriptolog.blogspot.com > > > >> We often have people leave the company and we strip their mail >> attributes - we find that sometimes they have been made delegates in >> outlook. I am looking for a way to use poweshell to show me whose >> mailboxes they have been made delegates on so that I can remove them >> before users start getting NDRs. Here is what I have so far .... but >> not working ![]() >> >> get-mailboxcalendarsettings |fl | where {$ResourceDelegates -contains >> "{username}"} >C:\delegates.txt >> > > |
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| | Re: List delegates in exchange I'm late on this, guess I missed your response. PS C:\> Set-MailboxCalendarSettings -Identity "administrator" -ResourceDelegates "Shay" Set-MailboxCalendarSettings : ResourceDelegates can only be enabled on resource mailboxes At line:1 char:28 + Set-MailboxCalendarSettings <<<< -Identity "administrator" -ResourceDelegates "shay" BTW, litlle typo, $ResourceDelegates should be $_.ResourceDelegates ![]() Shay http://scriptolog.blogspot.com Quote: > You should haveResourceDelegates on all types of mailboxes. > > get-mailboxcalendarsettings | where {$ResourceDelegates -contains > "{username}"} >C:\delegates.txt > > "Shay Levi" <no@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:8766a94442208c9a9058671fa14@xxxxxx > Quote: >> First, fl is not in place. You can safely remove it. Mostly, >> Format-List >> is expected to be the last in the pipe line and used to format the >> final >> output. >> When I try to set ResourceDelegates using set-mailboxcalendarsettings >> I >> get an error >> "ResourceDelegates can only be enabled on resource mailboxes". >> Just starting my way in ex 2007, I cant tell much, but it seems to me >> that ResourceDelegates is for other type of mailbox (i.e., Room >> Resource). >> >> Shay >> http://scriptolog.blogspot.com Quote: >>> We often have people leave the company and we strip their mail >>> attributes - we find that sometimes they have been made delegates in >>> outlook. I am looking for a way to use poweshell to show me whose >>> mailboxes they have been made delegates on so that I can remove them >>> before users start getting NDRs. Here is what I have so far .... but >>> not working ![]() >>> >>> get-mailboxcalendarsettings |fl | where {$ResourceDelegates >>> -contains "{username}"} >C:\delegates.txt >>> |
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| | Re: List delegates in exchange Ops... Shay http://scriptolog.blogspot.com Quote: > I'm late on this, guess I missed your response. > > PS C:\> Set-MailboxCalendarSettings -Identity "administrator" > -ResourceDelegates > "Shay" > Set-MailboxCalendarSettings : ResourceDelegates can only be enabled on > resource > mailboxes > At line:1 char:28 > + Set-MailboxCalendarSettings <<<< -Identity "administrator" > -ResourceDelegates > "shay" > BTW, litlle typo, $ResourceDelegates should be $_.ResourceDelegates ![]() > > Shay > http://scriptolog.blogspot.com Quote: >> You should haveResourceDelegates on all types of mailboxes. >> >> get-mailboxcalendarsettings | where {$ResourceDelegates -contains >> "{username}"} >C:\delegates.txt >> >> "Shay Levi" <no@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:8766a94442208c9a9058671fa14@xxxxxx Quote: >>> First, fl is not in place. You can safely remove it. Mostly, >>> Format-List >>> is expected to be the last in the pipe line and used to format the >>> final >>> output. >>> When I try to set ResourceDelegates using >>> set-mailboxcalendarsettings >>> I >>> get an error >>> "ResourceDelegates can only be enabled on resource mailboxes". >>> Just starting my way in ex 2007, I cant tell much, but it seems to >>> me >>> that ResourceDelegates is for other type of mailbox (i.e., Room >>> Resource). >>> Shay >>> http://scriptolog.blogspot.com >>>> We often have people leave the company and we strip their mail >>>> attributes - we find that sometimes they have been made delegates >>>> in outlook. I am looking for a way to use poweshell to show me >>>> whose mailboxes they have been made delegates on so that I can >>>> remove them before users start getting NDRs. Here is what I have so >>>> far .... but not working ![]() >>>> >>>> get-mailboxcalendarsettings |fl | where {$ResourceDelegates >>>> -contains "{username}"} >C:\delegates.txt >>>> |
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