This time we will get .edb size for each database on our mail server or servers. We will add new script node to our existing folder within power GUI. Power is incredibly powerful and easy to use and if you look at the PS script series I have been posting PS scripts to build the skill and tools you need to get the work done and hopefully soon I will start doing same for AD management.
Open up PG scripting editor and copy and paste below PS Script into is
here is mine, as below
After making sure the script is working we will plug this into PowerGUI
- Open PGUI
- new
- Script node
- Give it a name
- Copy and paste the code as shown below
we are almost done
here is the output, shown as below.
Oz Casey Dedeal
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3 comments:
Very useful code - thank you.
Unfortunately it requires permission to access the drive where the EDB file lives.
In my case I only have (and need) "Manage Recipients" permission, but my code still needs to find the smallest EDB in order to place new mailboxes in the least-used store. So far I have not found a way round this without elevating my permissions to a level I do not want or need.
Any suggestions welcome!
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