24 Hours Of Exchange Server 2007 ( Part 9 Of 24)

Harold WongHarold WongSenior Technology SpecialistSenior Technology SpecialistMicrosoft CorporationMicrosoft Corporation

24 Hours of Exchange Server 2007 24 Hours of Exchange Server 2007 (Part 09 of 24): Using PowerShell (Part 09 of 24): Using PowerShell for Exchange Managementfor Exchange Management

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What We Will CoverWhat We Will Cover

• Exchange Server Management modelExchange Server Management model

• Common management tasksCommon management tasks

• Scripting Exchange Server tasksScripting Exchange Server tasks

Level 200

Helpful ExperienceHelpful Experience

• Experience with Windows ServerExperience with Windows Server®® 2003 2003

• Experience with MicrosoftExperience with Microsoft®® Exchange Server Exchange Server

• Familiarity with scriptingFamiliarity with scripting

AgendaAgenda

• ReviewReview

• Managing Exchange Server with Windows Managing Exchange Server with Windows PowerShell™PowerShell™

• Windows PowerShell ScriptingWindows PowerShell Scripting

Review: Introduction to Windows Review: Introduction to Windows PowerShellPowerShell

• New command line and scripting utilityNew command line and scripting utility

• Manage all aspects of Exchange ServerManage all aspects of Exchange Server

• Automate management tasksAutomate management tasks


What is the purpose of the pipeline?What is the purpose of the pipeline?

1.1. Redirect output to text filesRedirect output to text files

2.2. Use the output of one command as the input for Use the output of one command as the input for anotheranother

3.3. Read input from the keyboardRead input from the keyboard

4.4. Temporarily pause the scriptTemporarily pause the script


Which CMDLET retrieves information about Which CMDLET retrieves information about

a user’s Exchange Server mailbox?a user’s Exchange Server mailbox?

1.1. Get-MailboxGet-Mailbox

2.2. Read-MailboxRead-Mailbox

3.3. Get-UserGet-User

4.4. Get-MailuserGet-Mailuser


Which CMDLET sorts rows of output from a Which CMDLET sorts rows of output from a

PowerShell command?PowerShell command?

1.1. Sort-ObjectsSort-Objects

2.2. Sort-ObjectSort-Object

3.3. Sort-BySort-By

4.4. Sort-RowSort-Row


What is the default execution policy for the What is the default execution policy for the

Exchange Server Administration Shell?Exchange Server Administration Shell?

1.1. RestrictedRestricted

2.2. RemoteSignedRemoteSigned

3.3. UnrestrictedUnrestricted

4.4. AllSignedAllSigned


What character indicates a user-defined What character indicates a user-defined

variable in Windows PowerShell?variable in Windows PowerShell?

1.1. $$

2.2. ##

3.3. @@

4.4. %%


Which CMDLET changes the execution Which CMDLET changes the execution

policy in PowerShell?policy in PowerShell?

1.1. Get-ExecutionPolicyGet-ExecutionPolicy

2.2. Alter-ExecutionPolicyAlter-ExecutionPolicy

3.3. Set-ExecutionPolicySet-ExecutionPolicy

4.4. New-ExecutionPolicyNew-ExecutionPolicy

AgendaAgenda

• ReviewReview

• Managing Exchange Server with Windows Managing Exchange Server with Windows PowerShellPowerShell


Exchange Server Management Exchange Server Management ModelModel

Monad Engine

Exchange cmdlets

Configuration Data Access

Early-bound objs

Windows Forms

ADO.Net

Monad Data Provider

Windows Forms

CLI

Setup

MAPI Registry Active Directory® Metabase

Programmatic Bulk ChangesProgrammatic Bulk Changes

• Results of a task can be Results of a task can be used as a parameter to used as a parameter to another taskanother task

Get-user | enable-mailboxGet-user | enable-mailbox

• Looping can result in bulk Looping can result in bulk creation of objectscreation of objects

$users = get-user | $users = get-user | foreach ($user in $users)foreach ($user in $users)

{ Enable-mailbox –{ Enable-mailbox –database: “EXBE01\database: “EXBE01\

Mailbox Store”}Mailbox Store”}

WhatifWhatif

get-mailbox |

where-object {$_.servername -eq “sea-exc-01"} |

move-mailbox –targetdatabase

“sea-exc-01\Mailbox Database" -whatif

Using Windows PowerShell to Manage Using Windows PowerShell to Manage MicrosoftMicrosoft®® Exchange Server 2007 Exchange Server 2007

Manage mailboxesManage mailboxes Manage distribution groupsManage distribution groups Manage public foldersManage public folders

demonstrationdemonstration

Managing Exchange Server with Managing Exchange Server with Windows PowerShellWindows PowerShell

Which command will create a new Which command will create a new

distribution group?distribution group?

1.1. Create-DistributionGroupCreate-DistributionGroup

2.2. Add-DistributionGroupAdd-DistributionGroup

3.3. New-DistributionGroupNew-DistributionGroup

4.4. New-ExDistributionGroupNew-ExDistributionGroup


Which bulk operations can be performed inWhich bulk operations can be performed in

Windows PowerShell?Windows PowerShell?

1.1. Mail-enable mailboxesMail-enable mailboxes

2.2. Set mailbox quotasSet mailbox quotas

3.3. Get mailbox permissionsGet mailbox permissions

4.4. All of the aboveAll of the above


How do you get information about a public How do you get information about a public

folder?folder?

1.1. Read-PublicFolderRead-PublicFolder

2.2. Get-FolderInfoGet-FolderInfo

3.3. Set-PublicFolderSet-PublicFolder

4.4. Get-PublicFolderGet-PublicFolder

AgendaAgenda

• ReviewReview

• Managing Exchange Server with Windows Managing Exchange Server with Windows PowerShellPowerShell


Formatting OutputFormatting Output

Sort ObjectsSort Objectssort-object name, aliassort-object name, alias

Format TableFormat Tableformat-table name, aliasformat-table name, alias

Format ListFormat Listformat-list name, aliasformat-list name, alias

Reporting in the ShellReporting in the Shell

• All managed objects in Exchange Server can be exported to .CSV file

• Task results can be viewed in multiple formats

• Robust test harness for service health, system health, rules

.CSV

Community ResourcesCommunity Resources

• Newsgroup: Microsoft.Public.Windows.PowerShell• Channel 9 tag:

– http://channel9.msdn.com/tags/Monad

• Team blog: – http://blogs.msdn.com/PowerShell/

• OMark van Orsouw’s blog: – http://mow001.blogspot.com

• Wiki:– http://channel9.msdn.com/wiki/default.aspx/Channel9.WindowsPowerShellWiki

• Script Center:– www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/hubs/msh.mspx

• O’Reilly book – Monad: Introducing the MSH Command Shell and Language – www.oreilly.com/catalog/msh/

• Manning Press book by Bruce Payette: PowerShell in Action – http://manning.com/powershell/

• Sapien Press book by Don Jones: PowerShell– www.sapienpress.com/

• MshAnalyzer tool– www.karlprosser.com/coder/?cat=8

Using Windows PowerShell Scripts to Manage Exchange Server

Use scripts for reporting logonsUse scripts for reporting logons Use scripts for mailbox reportingUse scripts for mailbox reporting Use scripts to create mailboxesUse scripts to create mailboxes

demonstrationdemonstration

Windows PowerShell ScriptingWindows PowerShell Scripting

Which Windows PowerShell command getsWhich Windows PowerShell command gets

keyboard input?keyboard input?

1.1. Read-HostRead-Host

2.2. Read-InputRead-Input

3.3. Get-InputGet-Input

4.4. Get-KeyboardGet-Keyboard

PowerShell ScriptingPowerShell Scripting

To include a password as part of a script, To include a password as part of a script,

which data type must be used?which data type must be used?

1.1. StringString

2.2. Password Password

3.3. CryptedStringCryptedString

4.4. SecureStringSecureString

PowerShell ScriptingPowerShell Scripting

Which of the following output formatsWhich of the following output formatscan Windows PowerShell produce?can Windows PowerShell produce?

1.1. HTMLHTML2.2. XMLXML3.3. CSVCSV4.4. All of the aboveAll of the above

Session SummarySession Summary

• Manage all aspects of Exchange ServerManage all aspects of Exchange Server

• Fast, reusable automationFast, reusable automation

• Flexible reportingFlexible reporting

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