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How to list disconnected mailboxes on all servers

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How to list disconnected mailboxes on all servers

by  markdmac  Posted    (Edited  )
The below simple script will query all databases to list disconnected mailboxes. Note that when you first disable/disconnect a mailbox, it may not be listed in the GUI or PowerShell. Running Clean-MailboxDatabase will correct this temporary state. (not necessary if normal nightly cleanup has run already but won't hurt)

Code: 
[color #4E9A06]#List the databases and clean them to show any mailboxes not showing yet.[/color]
Get-Mailboxdatabase | Clean-MailboxDatabase
[color #4E9A06]# Create an array of server names.  Change to your server names.[/color]
$Servers = @("[color #CC0000]server1[/color]","[color #CC0000]server2[/color]","[color #CC0000]server3[/color]")
[color #4E9A06]# Now display our disconnected mailboxes.[/color]
ForEach ($Server in $Servers){
Get-MailboxStatistics -Server $Server | where { $_.DisconnectDate -ne $null } | select DisplayName,DisconnectDate}
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