how can I find email address, cn number etc. in Get-CalendarDiagnosticObjects DisplayAttendeesAll names ?

Guney 40 Reputation points
2024-04-17T07:13:22.0166667+00:00

Good Day Friends,

I want to take calendar events with attendee list, by that I'm using CalendarDiagnosticObjects in PS, but in DisplayAttendeesAll part it's just showing the names. There are several people in the organization or in meeting request (as an attendee but out of organization) have the same name. How can I find all attendees email address, or cn number etc for internal ones.

Thank you.

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  1. Rich Matheisen 44,856 Reputation points
    2024-04-20T02:32:36.63+00:00

    I haven't worked with Exchange for about ten years, but looking for information on the DisplayAttendeesAll, it seems to be a collection of objects. Only the names are displayed by the default view. Have you looked at the individual attendees in the "attendees" property of the calendar item? I think they are recipient objects. If they are they should have the LegagyExchangeDN, SMTP address, and RecipientTypeDetails.

    All of that's unverifiable by me, though. I used to be an Exchange MVP for 16 years, though (before retiring), so it might be worthwhile taking a look.

    If I'm wrong, try looking at the calendar item itself.


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