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Hi
How can I see the list of resource (room/equip) mailbox accounts using powershell and save into excell sheet.
Regards
Try something like this:
Get-Mailbox -RecipientTypeDetails RoomMailbox,EquipmentMailbox | select * | Export-CSV -nti blabla.csv
Hi,
In which location it will save?
First of all we need to connect msolservice?
It will save in the current directory, you can specify a location by prepending the file name, for example "C:\temp\blabla.csv". No need to connect to MSOnline, this is an Exchange Online cmdlet. You can of course expose additional attributes from other modules, if needed.
Hi,
Resources mailboxes are also listed in exchange online. If I will not connect with msonlineservice then how can I access them?
Second question: Above command will show the resources email ids and with onmicrosoft.com email ids?
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If I will not connect with msonlineservice then how can I access them?
To run this command, you may need to connect to Exchange Online Powershell.
Here is a link on this topic: Connect to Exchange Online PowerShell
Second question: Above command will show the resources email ids and with onmicrosoft.com email ids?
Yes. This command would get all the properties of the resource mailboxes.
If you would like to specify properties in the output, you can modify the select * part.
For example, if you would like to only get resource mailbox's name and email address, use select Name,EmailAddresses instead of select *.
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