Microsoft Exchange Server 2016 PowerShell Cookbook - Fourth Edition

How it works...

The first thing we do in this example is create the $allusers variable that stores an instance of the allUsers address list. We can then run the Get-Recipient cmdlet and specify the OPATH filter, using the $allusers.RecipientFilter object as the value for the -RecipientPreviewFilter parameter. The results are then piped to the Select-Object cmdlet that grabs the DisplayName and Database properties of the recipient. Finally, the data is exported to a CSV file.

Of course, the given example may not be that practical, as it does not provide the email addresses for the user. We can also export this information, but it requires some special handling on our part. Let's export only the DisplayName and EmailAddresses for each user. ...