
[100% Off] Mastering Exchange Server With Powershell: Distr Groups
Report on group membership, add members from a file, delegate group management, set naming policies, build address lists
What you’ll learn
- Learn the PowerShell key concepts used in Exchange administration,Report on distribution group membership,Add members to a distribution group from an external file,Allow managers to modify their own group permissions,Remove disabled users from distribution groups,Work with distribution group naming policies,Work with membership approval,Create address lists and export their membership to a CSV file
Requirements
- General familiarity with Microsoft Server and Exchange administration,A test Exchange server is helpful
Description
Distribution groups pile up quickly in Exchange, and checking them by hand does not scale. This short course shows the PowerShell that keeps them under control, with each lecture solving one everyday administration problem.
What the lectures cover
Besides the main topics, you also work through: Review the commonly used distribution group commands in a recap, and get an introduction to WMI and CIM.
How the course works
Each lecture handles one task, from a membership report to an address list exported to a file. The first lecture explains the PowerShell ideas used later, and the commands are shown on screen so you can repeat them on a test server. A recap lecture collects the most used commands in one place for later reference.
Inside the course
The course is organised into these sections: Distribution Groups and Address Lists. Lectures you will find include: PowerShell Key Concepts; Reporting on distribution group membership; Adding members to a distribution group from an external file; Allowing managers to modify group permissions; Removing disabled users from distribution groups; Working with distribution group naming policies; Working with distribution group membership approval; Creating address lists; Exporting address list membership to a CSV file; Distribution Groups commonly used commands recap; Intro to WMI and CIM.
The course runs about 1.1 hours in 12 lectures. It is focused on distribution groups and address lists and does not cover mailboxes, databases or installation. It is short enough to finish in one evening and practical enough to use at work the next day.








