Extracting email address from all mailbox in Exchange 2010

Dear Team,
I've requirement where i need to pull all the email addresses from all user mailbox accounts in exchange 2010. I need all email addresses to which we've send emails to/Communicated with and all received email addresses. Is there any script or Power Shell
command to extract email addresses from all mailboxes in our domain(Send and Receive)
Appreciate your quick help.
Thanks,
Mike Baig

No it is not very clear but this is what I understood...
"which we've send emails from our domain" - From address should be always primary smtp address.
"which we've received emails to our domain" - This can be secondary smtp addresses as well.
To get all email addresses (including secondary smtp addresses) you can use below...
get-mailbox -ResultSize unlimited | Select displayname, primarysmtpaddress, @{Name="Email Addresses";Expression={[string]::join(', ', $_.EmailAddresses)}} | Export-Csv emailaddress.csv -NoTypeInformation
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