Find FrowardTo Outlook Rules via Powershell
Hello everyone!
We have Exchange 2010 organization and about 10000 user's mailboxes. Some of users have outlook rules, that forward to external addresses. There is a list of allowed domains in txt file. Now i need find all rules that forward to external addresses and not
in list of allowed domain. Please help me!!!
I can find all forward to external addresses rules, but how can i find only that not in allowed list?
get-mailbox -resultsize unlimited | get-inboxrule -ErrorAction:SilentlyContinue | ? {$_.ForwardTo -ne $null -and $_.ForwardTo -notmatch "EX:/"}
I hope this may be helpful for you
http://serverfault.com/questions/283098/find-users-that-are-auto-forwarding-redirecting-their-email-in-exchange-2010-u
foreach ($i in (Get-Mailbox -ResultSize unlimited)) { Get-InboxRule -Mailbox $i.DistinguishedName | where {$_.RedirectTo -or $_.ForwardTo -and -not ($_.description -match "If the message") } | fl MailboxOwnerId,Description >> rules.txt }
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Group : @FirewallAPI.dll,-28502
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LocalOnlyMapping : False
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if ($object -eq $null){
Write-Host -ForegroundColor Red "The server $computerName has no DPM agent installed"
} else {
Write-Host -ForegroundColor Green "The server $computerName has the DPM agent installed"
You can improve it with log, etc... Tell me if it works :-) -
DELETE Windows Agents (agent monitored computers) via Powershell - HOW??
It's really ridiculous that I have to ask this question, but as the shaft
has clearly not given the countless scom customers of the world this information in an easy straightforward manner, I will ask the question.
As bazillions of you have discovered through days of endless googling, there is NO easy way to simply delete windows agents (AGENT MANAGED COMPUTERS) from the scom console via powershell by using something as crazy and far out there as a ............cmdlet
I could RING the necks of the shaft personnel who have not supplied the countless scom customers with this simple AND VERY NEEDED functionality - this is ground zero functionality, NOWHERE TO BE FOUND. I did find old 2007 scripts, and scripts that
just don't work, or poorly documented methods, etc.
So I wanted to ask if anyone out there has a straightforward, WORKING solution to do the following:
completely DELETE windows agents (AGENT MANAGED COMPUTERS) from the scom console using
powershell AND a provided text list file of servers (I.E. C:\TEMP\serverlist.txt )
On behalf of the entire world, thanks in advance.There is no need to install anything, these commands will work on any server that has SCOM installed.
This is a powershell script.
If you need to use this to read from a text file with one server per line (let's say C:\temp\agentlist.txt ), what you could do is copy this into a .ps1 file :
function global:Delete-SCOMAgent([System.String[]] $agentNames)
$administration = (get-scommanagementgroup).getadministration()
$agentManagedComputerType = [Microsoft.EnterpriseManagement.Administration.AgentManagedComputer]
$genericListType = [System.Collections.Generic.List``1]
$genericList = $genericListType.MakeGenericType($agentManagedComputerType)
$agentlist = new-object $genericList.FullName
foreach ($agentName in $agentNames)
$agent = Get-SCOMAgent -dnshostname $agentname*
$agentlist.add($agent)
$genericReadOnlyCollectionType = [System.Collections.ObjectModel.ReadOnlyCollection``1]
$genericReadOnlyCollection = $genericReadOnlyCollectionType.MakeGenericType($agentManagedComputerType)
$agentReadOnlyCollection = new-object $genericReadOnlyCollection.FullName @(,$agentList)
$administration.DeleteAgentManagedComputers($agentReadOnlyCollection)
$agentlist = Get-Content C:\temp\agentlist.txt foreach ($agent in $agentlist) {
Delete-SCOMAgent $agent }
and then run this from a powershell prompt with the command ./nameofthescript.ps1 -
How do I find all the rules, alerts, monitors and whatever in a give custom Management Pack?
All the bits and pieces I have created I have stored in a MP called "1 - MYDOMAIN CUSTOM"
Now suppose I want to review all my customisations. How do I do it? I had hoped that it would appear in a scope somewhere...
CarolChiMany thanks
1) I can't find this: in the Authoring Console I have
management pack templates, distributed applications, groups, management pack objects
In Management Pack Objects I have Attributes, Monitors, Rules, ... but no where can I find ALL the customisation I have done.
2) Where can I find an example of powershell?
3, 4) Where do I get the override explorer. I was hoping not to have to use other tools.
5) I read that the Efffective Configuration Tool works with older versions of OpsMgr - is this true?
6) Again can you help with a link to the MP Viewer Tool?
CarolChi
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