Mailbox-Specific Exchange Management Shell Commands
Keep this Cheat Sheet of mailbox-related Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 commands handy when you open the Exchange Management Shell to make your mailbox administration tasks as easy as can be.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| Get-MailboxCalendarSettings | Displays the calendar processing settings for the specified mailbox. |
| Set-MailboxCalendarSettings | Enables calendar processing for the specified mailbox. You can configure parameters for automatic resource booking or Calendar Attendant processing. |
| Get-EmailAddressPolicy | Displays the e-mail address policies for the specified mailbox. If you don’t specify the mailbox name, you see a list of available policies (such as Default Policy). |
| New-EmailAddressPolicy | Defines a new e-mail address policy for the specified mailbox. If you don’t provide a mailbox name, Exchange Server creates the new policy but doesn’t associate it with a mailbox. |
| Remove-EmailAddressPolicy | Deletes the e-mail address policy associated with a particular mailbox. |
| Set-EmailAddressPolicy | Associates an e-mail address policy with a particular mailbox. |
| Update-EmailAddressPolicy | Applies an e-mail address policy to a group of recipients. |
| Get-Mailbox | Displays a particular mailbox and shows its configuration settings. Using this cmdlet without specifying the mailbox displays a list of all mailboxes on the system. |
| Get-MailboxStatistics | Displays the statistics (mailbox size, number of messages, last access date, and other information) for a particular mailbox. |
| Get-MailboxFolderStatistics | Displays the statistics (the number and size of items in the folder, folder name and ID, and other information) for a particular mailbox folder. |
| Connect-Mailbox | Associates a disconnected mailbox with a particular user account. This cmdlet undoes the action of the Disable-Mailbox cmdlet. |
| Disable-Mailbox | Removes access to a particular user’s mailbox from Active Directory. The user account remains accessible, but the mailbox is no longer available for use. |
| Move-Mailbox | Changes the physical location of the specified mailbox. |
| New-Mailbox | Creates a new mailbox. |
| Remove-Mailbox | Deletes both the specified mailbox and the user account associated with that mailbox. This is a one-way configuration change, so make sure you save any user information you need before using this cmdlet. |
| Restore-Mailbox | Obtains the content of a mailbox from a recovery database and makes it available for use. |