I know the command for exporting mailboxes to .pst files but I have 63 different mailboxes I need to export to individual .pst files. I have the list already created called users.txt. How do I pipe this command into the -exportmailbox -identity <user> -pstfolderpath <path> command? Thanks

try: get-content users.txt | %{ export-mailbox -identity $_ -pstfolderpath "c:\export\$_.pst" }

that seems to have worked a treat!! Many thanks!!

one more question actually, if i may.... how do you enter an auto-accept? for instance after the first mailbox completes it prompts at the next one. the typical /q /y, etc dont seem to work.

one more question actually, if i may.... how do you enter an auto-accept? for instance after the first mailbox completes it prompts at the next one. the typical /q /y, etc dont seem to work. is it asking for confirmation? if so try this: get-content users.txt | %{ export-mailbox -identity $_ -pstfolderpath "c:\export\$_.pst" -confirm:$false }