Applying MRM Policy via Command Shell
I am looking to apply a MRM Policy I created to my end users and wanted to know if I could do this via the command shell for certain users? I am not looking to do this for users in a certain OU or for the entire user base (at least not in one fell swoop). My intention is to roll out this policy in phases - say for users with last names beginning in A through E and so on. Anyone know if I can grab specific mailboxes this way? Any help would be appreciated - Abacus1919.
August 18th, 2011 9:01pm

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August 18th, 2011 10:50pm

Hi abacus1919, What is your meaning of “say for users with last names beginning in A through E and so on”, could you explain in detail? If you mean apply policy to mailbox (which user’s lastname begin with letter A and have letter E in it), you can use this to achieve the goal: Get-Mailbox -resultsize unlimited -filter "RecipientType -eq 'userMailbox'"| foreach{ $user = Get-user $_.distinguishedName $identity=$_.identity $lastname=$user.lastName if($lastname -like "A*E*") { set-mailbox -identity $identity -ManagedFolderMailboxPolicy "Policy Name" } } Thanks, Evan
August 23rd, 2011 8:16am

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