Comments on: Tips on Quest and Exchange Shell to Manage Groups and Group Members

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By: Krishna

Fri, 30 Jul 2010 10:42:18 +0000

Hi Brett,

Yes, we can get this details. Below is the Quest cmd let

Below cmdlet gets all the mail enabled secuirty group

@(get-qadgroupmember usergroup5 -indirect -ldap “(objectCategory=user)”).count

Below cmdlet gets the count of the mail enabled security group

@(Get-QadGroup -sizelimit 0 | ?{$_.GroupType -like “Security” -and $_.email -ne $NULL}).count

Regards,
Krishna
Microsoft MVP – Powershell

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By: Brett

Thu, 29 Jul 2010 17:28:18 +0000

Hi,
I saw your post on various queries you can run regarding groups.
Is there way to count email enabled security groups? The reason I ask is that when you move Exchange content to Exchange Online, there is a limit of 20K objects. There are users, contacts, and email enabled security groups.
Thanks,
brett

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