I needed to get mailbox statistics, alongside user sAMAccountName in order to plan an Exchnage 2010 migration; the script below is a modified version of one I found here. Save as a “.ps1” file and run from the Exchange Management Shell, the script will create a csv file under C:\Temp.
In this article I’ll cover deployment of a two-node, multi-role Exchange 2010 Database Availability Group (DAG). The required steps from schema updates to post-installation configuration will be detailed in order to get you up and running… hopefully!
This will show the “Cluster Group” owner is the Primary Active Manager.
Step 4: Present the same disks to the new server, again do not format or repartition.
If the new copy is stuck in ‘Resynchronizing’ then suspend the copy and resume it.
Once you have moved the passive database copy, you can activate it and perform the same steps to move the now passive copy on the other server(s).
The below script will output the ResourceManager status of all transport servers, this can be useful when troubleshooting functions performed by Exchange 2010 transport servers.
There is a significant performance impact of high item count in critical path folder on any version of Exchange. The script below can be used to help identify users in your environment with 20,000 or more items in any folder you specify. Change the folder in red to modify the scope of the script.