The results are only the Discovery Search Mailbox. The output shows that we don’t have any mailboxes in Exchange Online. Run the cmdlet Get-Mailbox or use the new PowerShell cmdlet Get-EXOMailbox. After validation, you get back to Windows PowerShell. You will get a prompt to enter your credentials. Note: Run Windows PowerShell to manage Exchange Online organization.Ĭonnect to Exchange Online PowerShell from Windows PowerShell. Just like in the previous step, we will install the Exchange Online PowerShell module on the workstation. Install Exchange Online PowerShell module on the server or workstation that you will manage Exchange Server from. Exchange Online PowerShell for Exchange Online
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Name Site ServerRole Edition AdminDisplayVersionĮX01-2016 exoip.local/Confi. The Get-ExchangeServer cmdlet will show the Exchange Servers in the organization. John Maverick John.Maverick ex02-2016 Unlimited Grace Rees Grace.Rees ex02-2016 Unlimited C:\>Get-Mailbox | Sort-Object NameĪdministrator Administrator ex02-2016 UnlimitedĪli Tajran Ali.Tajran ex02-2016 UnlimitedĪlysia Maverick Alysia.Maverick ex02-2016 UnlimitedĪmanda Morgan Amanda.Morgan ex01-2016 Unlimitedīoris Campbell Boris.Campbell ex02-2016 Unlimited Run the Get-Mailbox cmdlet, and the output will show the on-premises mailboxes. Note: Run Exchange Management Shell to manage Exchange on-premises organization. After that, run Exchange Management Shell from there. Another way, which we do recommend, is to install the Exchange Management Tools on a management server or a workstation. Sign in to the Exchange Server and run Exchange Management Shell as administrator. Microsoft 365 admin center for Exchange OnlineĮxchange Management Shell for on-premises.Exchange admin center for on-premises and Exchange Online.Exchange Online PowerShell for Exchange Online.Exchange Management Shell for on-premises.
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