Hi guys
Every now and then we start getting NDR's delivered for deleted users where they have been a calendar / free-busy delegate for an exchange user. We know why this issue occurs, but the fix is a little "fiddly" to say the least.
We are trying to find an easier way to list delegates for all exchange mailboxes from our system, so we can pick up names of users we are going to delete, and remove their connection with other user's mailboxes before we remove their actual AD account.
So far I have been playing with the LDIFDE util to dump out a listing, but this only give top level permissions for mailboxes, and not individual permissions / delegates for each folder within a mailbox.
Does anyone know how i can change this command line, or another utility i can use to extract this data?
The current command i am using is as follows:
ldifde -f delegates.txt -l name,publicDelegates,publicDelegatesBL -r "(|(publicDelegates=*)(publicDelegatesBL=*))"
Any help would be appreciated.
thanks,
Brett
Every now and then we start getting NDR's delivered for deleted users where they have been a calendar / free-busy delegate for an exchange user. We know why this issue occurs, but the fix is a little "fiddly" to say the least.
We are trying to find an easier way to list delegates for all exchange mailboxes from our system, so we can pick up names of users we are going to delete, and remove their connection with other user's mailboxes before we remove their actual AD account.
So far I have been playing with the LDIFDE util to dump out a listing, but this only give top level permissions for mailboxes, and not individual permissions / delegates for each folder within a mailbox.
Does anyone know how i can change this command line, or another utility i can use to extract this data?
The current command i am using is as follows:
ldifde -f delegates.txt -l name,publicDelegates,publicDelegatesBL -r "(|(publicDelegates=*)(publicDelegatesBL=*))"
Any help would be appreciated.
thanks,
Brett