Exporting reports to text and CSV files
One
of the added benefits of the Exchange Management Shell is the ability to run very detailed and customizable reports. With the hundreds of Get-* cmdlets
provided between Windows PowerShell and the Exchange Management Shell, the reporting capabilities are almost endless. In this recipe, we'll cover exporting command output to plain text and CSV files that can be used to report on various resources throughout your Exchange environment.
How to do it...
To export command output to a text file, use the Out-File cmdlet.
To generate a report of mailboxes in a specific mailbox database that can be stored in a text file, use the following command:
Get-Mailbox | Select-Object Name,Alias | Out-File c:\report.txt ...
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