[Migrated from MSDN Exchange Dev] PowerShell to pull Full access from exchange account

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Origin link: https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/a578f9a3-d42f-47e2-b612-f31654b5684a/powershell-to-pull-full-access-from-exchange-account?forum=exchangesvrdevelopment&prof=required

I wrote this simple script to grab names and user ID's who have full access to a mailbox. It ran once, but now won't run again. Any help with syntax will be appreciated:

$perm = get-mailboxpermission -identity [Mailboxname] | Where{$.User -like "U*" -and $.AccessRights -Like "FullAccess*"}

Foreach ($perm in $perms)
{

get-mailbox $perm.User | Select Name, Alias

}

If I look at the variable $perm.User, it is grabbing the user ID's I want, but for some reason the get-mailbox command is just returning nothing.

Answer 1

$perm.user will get results like "contoso\username", which cannot be identity of Get-Mailbox.
Try the following commands please:

$perms = get-mailboxpermission -identity user | Where{$_.User -like "U*" -and $_.AccessRights -Like "FullAccess*"}  
$perms | select @{Name="User";expression={(Get-Recipient $_.user.tostring()).displayname}} | foreach{  
get-mailbox $_.User  | Select Name, Alias  
}  

Reference link: https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/office/ru-RU/1a4c34a2-345a-45fc-88bd-87b020dd3d59/get-full-name-from-getmailboxpermission?forum=exchangesvrdevelopment

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