Can remember if I posted this or not, but I forgot who handy it is.
basically if just runs get-queue, but for all you Exchange 2007 Hub Transport Servers
Ah, but what is really cool is this .. You can do "stuff" with the output
So you could run
[PS] C:\ps>.\get-allqueues.ps1
[PS] C:\ps>.\get-allqueues.ps1 | WHERE {$_.MessageCount -gt 0}
[PS] C:\ps>.\get-allqueues.ps1 | WHERE {$_.MessageCount -gt 0} | get-message
[PS] C:\ps>.\get-allqueues.ps1 | WHERE {$_.MessageCount -gt 0} | get-message | fl
check it out and let me know what you think
##########################################################################################$AppName = "get-allqueues.ps1"$AppVer = "v1.0 [9 May 2007]"#v1.0 9th May 2007 #Written By Paul Flaherty #blogs.flaphead.com #####################################################################################################################################################################################Display script name and version##########################################################################################Write-host $AppName -NoNewLine -foregroundcolor GreenWrite-Host ": " $AppVer -foregroundcolor GreenWrite-host ""Get-ExchangeServer | where {$_.ServerRole -eq "HubTransport"} | get-queue
One step better than get-command MAPI Messaging Benchmark Being Retired Outlook Anywhere changes in Exchange
Can remember if I posted this or not, but I forgot who handy it is. basically if just runs get-queue,
I just have to share this with you.  So for those of us who have Installed Exchange 2007 RTM, you
I just have to share this with you. So for those of us who have Installed Exchange 2007 RTM, you may
A while back I posted this , but to have something more "in your face" I put a GUI around it, and this