Get Mailbox activity returning mailbox count 0

Hi,
When using the 'Get Mailbox' activity from the SC Integration Pack for Exchange Admin it always return a 'Mailbox Count' value of 0.
I have tried several of the filters in the activtity but it does not seem to work.
I am sure that the mail box I am trying exists because when I use the get-mailbox 'name' in the exchange command shell it returns the mailbox.
Any ideas?
Best regards,
Michael Møller
Michael Møller

Can you give more details on how you configured the activity?
I just tried with the Identity property set to the alias of an user and it works.
I also tried with no property and a filter set to the alias of an user and it works as well.
According to technet, here is the list of the "identifiers" you can use :
Specifies the identity of the mailbox. This property can be one of the following value types:
GUID
Distinguished name (DN)
Display name
Domain\Account
User principal name (UPN)
LegacyExchangeDN
SmtpAddress
Alias

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