Exchnage 2010 Health Check Script Required

Team,
Can Some body Please share the script for below and looking for output to be in HTML.
Exchange Server 2010 Environment.
Exchange Server version, Roles,service pack and rollup level
Usage patterns of the mailboxes (Top 100 Mailbox)
Number of mailboxes per Database
List of mailbox servers hosting copies and number of copies
Number of mailboxes per Exchange Server
Regards
Srinivasa K
Srinivasa K

Hello Andy
Thanks for your reply , Forgot to mention that I have already checked below report, the problem is the below script will run on whole Exchnage Environment , In our organization we have many domains and we have access only to few of them. It will be good
if I get any other script Individully to check the status, I dont want all the status in single report.
Hope You will be able to help me on this.
http://www.stevieg.org/2011/06/exchange-environment-report/
Regards
Srinivasa K
Srinivasa K

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OK
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OK
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OK
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<body>
<b><font face="Arial" size="5">$($Header)</font></b><hr size="8" color="#CC0000">
<font face="Arial" size="1"><b>Version 1 |M & C | <A HREF='http://mail.exchange.com'>mail.exchange.com</A></b></font><br>
<font face="Arial" size="1">Report created on $(Get-Date)</font>
<div class="filler"></div>
<div class="filler"></div>
<div class="filler"></div>
<div class="save">
Return $Report
Function Get-CustomHeader0 ($Title){
$Report = @"
<div class="dspcont0">
<h1><a href="javascript:void(0)" class="dsphead0" onclick="dsp(this)">
<span class="expando">show</span>$($Title)</a></h1>
<div class="dspcont0">
Return $Report
Function Get-CustomHeader ($Num, $Title){
$Report = @"
<h2><a href="javascript:void(0)" class="dsphead$($Num)" onclick="dsp(this)">
<span class="expando">show</span>$($Title)</a></h2>
<div class="dspcont">
Return $Report
Function Get-CustomHeaderClose{
$Report = @"
  </DIV>
  <div class="filler"></div>
Return $Report
Function Get-CustomHeader0Close{
$Report = @"
  </DIV>
  <div class="filler"></div>
Return $Report
Function Get-CustomHTMLClose{
$Report = @"
</div>
</body>
</html>
Return $Report
Function Get-HTMLTable{
param([array]$Content)
$HTMLTable = $Content | ConvertTo-Html
$HTMLTable = $HTMLTable -replace '<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">', ""
$HTMLTable = $HTMLTable -replace '<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">', ""
$HTMLTable = $HTMLTable -replace '<head>', ""
$HTMLTable = $HTMLTable -replace '<title>HTML TABLE</title>', ""
$HTMLTable = $HTMLTable -replace '<', "<"
$HTMLTable = $HTMLTable -replace '>', ">"
$HTMLTable = $HTMLTable -replace '</head><body>', ""
$HTMLTable = $HTMLTable -replace '</body></html>', ""
Return $HTMLTable
Function Get-HTMLLink ($activeURL){
$Report = @"
<a href=$activeURL>$activeURL</a>
Return $Report
Function Get-Ink ([String]$inData){
[String]$inclPercentage = @(35..100)
$positive = ($inclPercentage, 'Success', 'Ready', 'Running', 'OK', 'True', 'Information')
If ($positive -match $inData)
$Report = @"
<font color='#009900'>$inData</font>
Else
$Report = @"
<font color='#FF0000'>$inData</font>
Return $Report
Function Get-HTMLBasic ($Detail){
$Report = @"
<TABLE>
<tr>
  <td width='75%'>$($Detail)</td>
</tr>
</TABLE>
Return $Report
Function Get-HTMLDetail ($Heading, $Detail){
$Report = @"
<TABLE>
<tr>
<th width='25%'><b>$Heading</b></font></th>
<td width='75%'>$($Detail)</td>
</tr>
</TABLE>
Return $Report
$input | foreach {$targets += @($_)}
If ((Test-Path variable:\targets) -eq $True){
   Write-Host "Server list input detected on pipeline" -ForegroundColor Yellow
Else{
if ($auditlist -eq ""){
   Write-Host "No server list specified, getting all Exchange 2007 servers" -ForegroundColor Yellow
   $targets = Get-ExchangeServer | Where-Object {$_.IsExchange2007OrLater -eq $True}
  else
   if ((Test-Path $auditlist) -eq $false)
    Write-Host "Invalid server list specified: $auditlist" -ForegroundColor DarkRed
    exit
   else
    Write-Host "Using Audit list: $auditlist" -ForegroundColor Cyan
    $Targets = Get-Content $auditlist
$now = Get-Date
#Custom Expressions
$latencyMS = @{Name="Latency(MS)";expression={[Math]::Round(([TimeSpan] $_.Latency).TotalMilliSeconds)}}
$MessageLatencyTime = @{Name="MessageLatencyTime";expression={[Math]::Round(([TimeSpan] $_.Latency).TotalMilliSeconds)}}
$hotLink = @{Name="URL";expression={Get-HTMLLink ($_.URL)}}
$colourResult = @{Name="Result";expression={Get-Ink ($_.Result)}}
$colourStatus = @{Name="Status";expression={Get-Ink ($_.Status)}}
$colourType = @{Name="Status";expression={Get-Ink ($_.Type)}}
$newResult = @{Name="Result";expression={If ($_.Result.ToString() -ne 'Success'){Get-Ink ('Failure')} Else {Get-Ink ('Success') }}}
$fullReport = Get-CustomHTML "Exchange 2007 "
$fullReport += Get-CustomHTMLClose
Foreach ($Target in $Targets){
Write-Host "Collating Detail for $Target" -ForegroundColor Yellow
Write-Host "..getting basic computer configuration"
$ComputerSystem = Get-WmiObject -computername $Target Win32_ComputerSystem
switch ($ComputerSystem.DomainRole){
  0 { $ComputerRole = "Standalone Workstation" }
  1 { $ComputerRole = "Member Workstation" }
  2 { $ComputerRole = "Standalone Server" }
  3 { $ComputerRole = "Member Server" }
  4 { $ComputerRole = "Domain Controller" }
  5 { $ComputerRole = "Domain Controller" }
  default { $ComputerRole = "Information not available" }
$OperatingSystems = Get-WmiObject -computername $Target Win32_OperatingSystem
$TimeZone = Get-WmiObject -computername $Target Win32_Timezone
$Keyboards = Get-WmiObject -computername $Target Win32_Keyboard
$SchedTasks = Get-WmiObject -computername $Target Win32_ScheduledJob
$BootINI = $OperatingSystems.SystemDrive + "boot.ini"
$RecoveryOptions = Get-WmiObject -computername $Target Win32_OSRecoveryConfiguration
$exServer = Get-ExchangeServer | where {$_.Name -eq "$Target"}
$exVersion = "Version " + $exServer.AdminDisplayVersion.Major + "." + $exServer.AdminDisplayVersion.Minor + " (Build " + $exServer.AdminDisplayVersion.Build + "." + $exServer.AdminDisplayVersion.Revision + ")"
switch ($ComputerRole){
  "Member Workstation" { $CompType = "Computer Domain"; break }
  "Domain Controller" { $CompType = "Computer Domain"; break }
  "Member Server" { $CompType = "Computer Domain"; break }
  default { $CompType = "Computer Workgroup"; break }
$LBTime=$OperatingSystems.ConvertToDateTime($OperatingSystems.Lastbootuptime)
$MyReport += Get-CustomHeader0 "$Target - Role(s): $($exServer.ServerRole)"
$MyReport += Get-CustomHeader "2" "Basic Server Information"
  $MyReport += Get-HTMLDetail "Computer Name" ($ComputerSystem.Name)
  $MyReport += Get-HTMLDetail "Computer Role" ($ComputerRole)
  $MyReport += Get-HTMLDetail "Exchange Role(s)" ($exServer.ServerRole)
  $MyReport += Get-HTMLDetail "Last System Boot" ($LBTime)
  $MyReport += Get-CustomHeaderClose
  Write-Host "..getting logical disk configuration"
  $Disks = Get-WmiObject -ComputerName $Target Win32_LogicalDisk
  $MyReport += Get-CustomHeader "2" "Logical Disk Configuration"
   $LogicalDrives = @()
   Foreach ($LDrive in ($Disks | Where {$_.DriveType -eq 3})){
    $Details = "" | Select "Drive Letter", Label, "File System", "Disk Size (GB)", "Disk Free Space", "% Free Space"
    $Details."Drive Letter" = $LDrive.DeviceID
    $Details.Label = $LDrive.VolumeName
    $Details."File System" = $LDrive.FileSystem
    $Details."Disk Size (GB)" = [math]::round(($LDrive.size / 1GB))
    $Details."Disk Free Space" = [math]::round(($LDrive.FreeSpace / 1GB))
    $Details."% Free Space" = Get-Ink ([Math]::Round(($LDrive.FreeSpace /1GB) / ($LDrive.Size / 1GB) * 100))
    $LogicalDrives += $Details
   $MyReport += Get-HTMLTable ($LogicalDrives)
  $MyReport += Get-CustomHeaderClose
  if ($exServer.ServerRole -like "*ClientAccess*")
  {$MyReport += Get-CustomHeader "2" "OWA Connectivity"
   Write-Host "..performing OWA connectivity test"
   $colOWAResults = Test-OwaConnectivity -ClientAccessServer $Target
   $MyReport += Get-HTMLTable ($colOWAResults | select MailboxServer, $hotLink, Scenario, $colourResult, $latencyMS, Error)
   $MyReport += Get-CustomHeaderClose
Write-Host "..getting queue details"
  if ($exServer.ServerRole -like "*HubTransport*")
  $MyReport += Get-CustomHeader "2" "Queue Information"
  $colQs = Get-Queue -server $Target
  $MyReport += Get-HTMLTable ($colQs | Select-Object NextHopDomain, $colourStatus, MessageCount, NextRetryTime)
  $MyReport += Get-CustomHeaderClose
  Write-Host "..getting mailbox database information"
  $spaceLog=[System.Diagnostics.EventLog]::GetEventLogs($target) | where {($_.LogDisplayName -eq "Application")}
  $db = @{Name="database";Expression={$_.ReplacementStrings[1]}}
  $freeMB = @{Name="MB";Expression={[int]$_.ReplacementStrings[0]}}
  $whiteSpace = $spaceLog.entries | where {($_.TimeWritten -ge $now.AddDays(-1))} | where {($_.EventID -eq "1221")} | select $db,$freeMB
  $ws = @{Name="White Space";expression={}}
  if ($exServer.ServerRole -like "*Mailbox*")
   $MyReport += Get-CustomHeader "2" "Mailbox Stores"
   $colMailboxStores = Get-MailboxDatabase -Server $Target -Status | Sort-Object Name
   $storeTable = @()
   Foreach ($objMailboxStore in $colMailboxStores)
    [string]$totalUsers = (get-mailbox -database $objMailboxStore).count
    [string]$empty = $totalUsers.Length -eq 0
    if ($empty -eq 'True')
     [string]$totalUsers = "0"
    $storeDetails = "" | Select Name, Mounted, "Total Users", "White Space", LastFullBackup
    $storeDetails.Name = $objMailboxStore.Name
    $storeDetails.Mounted = Get-Ink ($objMailboxStore.Mounted)
    $storeDetails."Total Users" = $totalUsers
    $storeDetails."White Space" = (($whitespace | where {$_.database -match $objMailboxStore.Name} | select -last 1).mb)
    $storeDetails.LastFullBackup = $objMailboxStore.LastFullBackup
    $storeTable += $storeDetails
    $MyReport += Get-HTMLTable ($storeTable)
   $MyReport += Get-CustomHeaderClose
   $MyReport += Get-CustomHeader "2" "MAPI Connectivity"
   Write-Host "..performing MAPI connectivity test"
   $colMAPIResults = Test-MAPIConnectivity -Server $Target
    $MyReport += Get-HTMLTable ($colMAPIResults | select Database, $newResult, $latencyMS, Error)
   $MyReport += Get-CustomHeaderClose
   $MyReport += Get-CustomHeader "2" "Mailflow Test"
   Write-Host "..performing Mailflow test"
   $colMailflowResults = Test-Mailflow -Server $Target
    $MyReport += Get-HTMLTable ($colMailflowResults | select TestMailflowResult, $MessageLatencyTime)
   $MyReport += Get-CustomHeaderClose
  Write-Host "..getting Exchange services"
  $ListOfServices = (gwmi -computer $Target -query "select * from win32_service where Name like 'MSExchange%' or Name like 'IIS%' or Name like 'SMTP%' or Name like 'POP%' or Name like 'W3SVC%'")
  $MyReport += Get-CustomHeader "2" "Exchange Services"
   $Services = @()
   Foreach ($Service in $ListOfServices){
    $Details = "" | Select Name,Account,"Start Mode",State,"Expected State"
    $Details.Name = $Service.Caption
    $Details.Account = $Service.Startname
    $Details."Start Mode" = $Service.StartMode
    If ($Service.StartMode -eq "Auto")
      if ($Service.State -eq "Stopped")
       $Details.State = $Service.State
       $Details."Expected State" = Get-Ink ("Unexpected")
     If ($Service.StartMode -eq "Auto")
      if ($Service.State -eq "Running")
       $Details.State = $Service.State
       $Details."Expected State" = Get-Ink ("OK")
     If ($Service.StartMode -eq "Disabled")
      If ($Service.State -eq "Running")
       $Details.State = $Service.State
       $Details."Expected State" = Get-Ink ("Unexpected")
     If ($Service.StartMode -eq "Disabled")
      if ($Service.State -eq "Stopped")
       $Details.State = $Service.State
       $Details."Expected State" = Get-Ink ("OK")
     If ($Service.StartMode -eq "Manual")
      $Details.State = $Service.State
      $Details."Expected State" = Get-Ink ("OK")
     If ($Service.State -eq "Paused")
      $Details.State = $Service.State
      $Details."Expected State" = Get-Ink ("OK")
    $Services += $Details
    $MyReport += Get-HTMLTable ($Services)
   $MyReport += Get-CustomHeaderClose
    $eventLogs=[System.Diagnostics.EventLog]::GetEventLogs($Target) | where {($_.LogDisplayName -eq "Application") -OR ($_.LogDisplayName -eq "System")}
    $warningEvents = @()
    $errorEvents = @()
    $LogSettings = @()
$MyReport += Get-CustomHTMLClose
$fullReport += $MyReport
$MyReport = $null
$Date = Get-Date
$Filename = ".\" + "Exchange_Health" + "_" + $date.Hour + $date.Minute + "_" + $Date.Day + "-" + $Date.Month + "-" + $Date.Year + ".htm"
$fullReport | out-file -encoding ASCII -filepath $Filename
Write "Audit saved as $Filename"
Invoke-Item $Filename

please refer to my scripts below, it should get you started.
http://www.myexchangeworld.com/2010/03/powershell-disk-space-html-email-report/
http://www.myexchangeworld.com/2010/07/powershell-script-to-monitor-exchange-server-2010-services-email-report/
you can customsise this to your needs and add relevant information.
cheers
thiyagu
Thiyagu | MCTS/MCITP - Exchange 2007 | MCSE 2003[Messaging] | http://www.myExchangeWorld.com. This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.

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Kindly share how can resolve it please

Hi,
I suggest we refer to the following article to troubleshoot this issue. Run
Database Redundancy Check Script.
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/exchange/en-US/b1cfbc4b-b17d-4148-adce-1a565d0f5746/exchange-2010-event-id-4113-msexchangerepl-health-check-failed
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Before Import management Pack and how to configure it, you can check below link
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