Microsoft Exchange Server 2016 PowerShell Cookbook - Fourth Edition

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Let's take a look at an alternative approach to the previous example. Let's say that you don't want to set an initial password for each user, and, instead, you want to include this information in the CSV file so that each new mailbox gets a unique password. Again, you'll need to set up a CSV file with the required values.

For this example, your CSV file would look something like this:

Note that in the previous screenshot, we are using different column names for this new file. We've removed the OrganizationalUnit column and now have a Password column that will be used to create each mailbox with a unique password. After you're ...