Reporting Exchange Mail Traffic and Login Statistics with PowerShell
In today's work environments, email communication holds critical importance for organizations, creating the need to manage and track usage statistics. In this context, monitoring and reporting the access status and mail traffic of mailboxes on Exchange servers according to specific criteria is crucial for an Exchange administrator. In this blog post, I'll explain in detail how to use the PowerShell script below to collect mailbox access information and mail traffic, and transform this data into a meaningful report. Script Structure The script includes the following sections: 1. Adding Required PowerShell Snap-ins Add-PSSnapin *Exchange* The Add-PSSnapin *Exchange* PowerShell command is used to add the Exchange Management Shell (EMS) module. 2. Initializing Variables with Default Values $global:LogonArray = @() $global:LogonNullArray = @() $progress = 0 ...