Does what it says on the tin really, found here.
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$Computers = "FileServer01","FileServer02" $WmiObject = @{ Class = "Win32_Service" Filter = "StartMode=’Auto’ and State!=’Running’" } foreach ($Computer in $Computers) { foreach ($Svc in Get-WmiObject @WmiObject -ComputerName $Computer) { Write-Host "Starting the" $Svc.DisplayName "service on $Computer" $Svc.StartService() | Out-Null } } |
This page will be updated as and when I come across any handy PowerShell. List alias email addresses: get-mailbox | select -expand emailaddresses alias Recreate OWA directory in IIS: New-OWAVirtualDirectory Return all AD users created in last 30 days $checktime = (get-date).adddays(-30) get-aduser -searchbase …
As part of a user leaving, I decided on protocol to backup their mailbox to a PST before deleting their mailbox from Exchange, just incase. This can be achieved very easily with a bit of powershell.
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New-MailboxExportRequest -Mailbox user.name -FilePath \\server\folder\user.name.pst |
The full instructions …