The long awaited 2008 R2 version of ADMT has been released to the web. For better results, replace the line:ĮmailAddress = (Get-Mailbox $User).PrimarySmtpAddress MailboxSize = (Get-MailboxStatistics $User).TotalItemSizeįinally, if you wanted to make this run faster, we really don’t need to run “get-mailbox” twice. $MyObject = New-Object PSObject -Property = (Get-Mailbox $User).PrimarySmtpAddress $UserList = Get-mailbox -Resultsize unlimited (I am actually going to skip the $null attribute step here) You can read more about foreach here, but the actual code for our list is as follows: My example only shows the data for mcrowley, and you probably need more than just 1 item in your report, right?įor this, you need to use the foreach loop. To confirm our results, we can simply type the variable name at the prompt: Note: The variable we want to populate is on the left, with what we want to put in it on the right. $MyObject.MailboxSize = (Get-MailboxStatistics mcrowley).TotalItemSize $MyObject.EmailAddress = (Get-Mailbox mcrowley).PrimarySmtpAddress We can write to them one at a time with lines like this: The next step is to populate each of those fields.

In this example, I have created a new object with 2 fields, and saved it as the $MyObject variable.įor now, we’ve set the data to null, as shown below:

$MyObject = New-Object PSObject -Property = $null With the New-Object cmdlet, we are able to make a custom output that contains data from essentially wherever we want. For that, you need to use another cmdlet, such as Get-Mailbox. This sounds like a simple request, but what you’d soon find is that mailbox sizes are returned with the Get-MailboxStatistics cmdlet and the email address is not. Say you need to create a list of user’s mailbox size with their email address. If your eyes glazed over trying to read the script, let me make it a bit simpler by focusing on a straight forward example. Repair tools were failed to fix the corrupted ntds.dit fileĪDMT and transfer users and computers from old DC to new dc with SIDįirst and foremost, tell me you still have your original DC up and running? Second, what Forest/Domain level is it running at.In my last post I used used New-Object to create an desirable output when the “Get-Mailbox” cmdlet didn’t meet my needs. New server and I was unable to fix the issues with ntds.dit file in NTDS folder. This process was failed as it is not properly replicated with Setup new 2012R2 as a member server and promote it Please let me know, is it possible to go ahead I have taken following steps and it was failed(Plan A).

Step by step demo of the admt 3.2 tool