Exchange Mailbox Move Request Stuck on ‘Queued’ Recently i started doing bulk Mailbox Moves to New DB’s, during this process i found that all the new move-request jobs i started are all stuck on ‘Queued’ status. To resolve this i did the following. List all Move-Request (just to make sure they still all in…
1 CommentRemove Exchange Mailbox Move-Request using PowerShell Lets look at how to remove Exchange Mailbox Move-Request with PowerShell.
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Get-MoveRequest |
This will list all current Mailbox Move-Requests InProgress and Completed. To remove run :
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Remove-MoveRequest -Confirm:$false |
Lets looks at combining the “Get” option and only show “Completed” Move-Requests and then remove the “Completed” Move-Requests.
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Get-MoveRequest |Where-Object {$_.Status -eq "Completed"} |Remove-MoveRequest |
There you…
Leave a CommentAdd and Remove Distribution Group Members Powershell Lets look at some quick Powershell one liners to Remove and Add Distribution Group Members. Add DistributionGroup Member:
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Add-DistributionGroupMember -Identity LazyAdmins -Member ShaunH |
Remove DistributionGroup Member:
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Remove-DistributionGroupMember -Identity LazyUsers -Member John.Long |
Quick and Simple One liners. #ThatLazyAdmin
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