Hi, We want have helath check for Exchange server using command prompt...... Would you please help us in this regards.... Thanks & Regards Dasharath S Mane

which version of Exchange do you use? Since Exchange 2007 there are serveral EMS cmdlets test-* in order to test the functionality. regards Thomas Paetzold visit my blog on: http://sus42.wordpress.com

Hi To run a health check against a single Exchange server named EX1, type the following command: ExBPACmd –r Server =EX1 –rc GENERAL

Thanks for the Information.... Would u please let me know if we can store the output in text format.....

you can pipe the output to the out-file cmdlet the command looks like ExBPACmd –r Server =EX1 –rc GENERAL | out-file c:\temp\testresult.txt But is the result of expbacmd the result you want? If using Exchange 2007 or Exchnge 2010 there are serveral test cmdlets in order to test a specified functionality. The coammand are: Cmdlet Test-ActiveSyncConnectivity Cmdlet Test-EdgeSynchronization Cmdlet Test-ExchangeSearch Cmdlet Test-ImapConnectivity Cmdlet Test-IPAllowListProvider Cmdlet Test-IPBlockListProvider Cmdlet Test-Mailflow Cmdlet Test-MAPIConnectivity Cmdlet Test-OutlookWebServices Cmdlet Test-OwaConnectivity Cmdlet Test-PopConnectivity Cmdlet Test-ReplicationHealth Cmdlet Test-SenderId Cmdlet Test-ServiceHealth Cmdlet Test-SystemHealth Cmdlet Test-UMConnectivity Cmdlet Test-WebServicesConnectivityregards Thomas Paetzold visit my blog on: http://sus42.wordpress.com

Hi, is this question answered? If so please mark it as answerd. Otherwise please let me know what question remains. regards Thomas Paetzold visit my blog on: http://sus42.wordpress.com