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What happens when you just type $table

Do you see all of the data?


I am beginning to feel that you are not telling me some critical piece of information. What could that be?

Try this with table.

$table[0].Alias

Does this give you a value or nothing?

I don't understand. We haven't done anything other than prove you can enumerate teh table. There is something wrong with what yo are typing into the PS session. We need to try the next step. $DebugPreference = "Continue" $table | % { [string]$alias = $_.alias; write-debug $alias; Get-Mailb...

If that fails then try this:

$table | % { $_.alias }

If this doesn't work then something is wrong with you table builder code.

Try this: $alias = "some alias" # replace with valid alias Get-Mailbox -Identity $alias If you are running your code from a file or from a cut and paste tehn try just typing it inas the file may have bad chars in it. If the above test works then yuor code should work. If it doesn't then yo...

The return type of "alias" is probably not a string. I would bet that it is a char array. You need to convert it. It may also be unicode and may need to be converted. Much of this would depend on teh installation of you remail system. Use "GM" on "$table[0]" to check ob...

The sad answer is no. This has been done, I believe, to prevent rogue scripts.

Just change the value of "strComputer" to the name of the other computer.

You could also read computer names from a file, a spredsheet or from Active Directory.

Note also - On WS2003 SP1 and later files that are copied or moved from an "unsafe" network location cannot be copied or moved to some local locations without first removing the "block" flag. THis is normally done by using Explorer to view the properties of the file and uncheckin...

The following construct works correctly for all files DLL included. Copy-Item -path C:Test -destination C:Test2 -recurse -force Notice NO "" in "c:test2" so it puts contents and structure frm "c:Test" INTO c:test2. It will create "C:Test2" if it doesn't exist ...