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Table of Content Introduction First Steps Getting Server and Drive Information Creating the HTML Report Processing Server and Disk Information What is WMI? Determining Color Codes and Filling the Report Completing the Report Sending the Report via Email Saving the Report to a File Conclusion Introduction Regularly monitoring server disk usage is crucial in the daily management of operating systems. Despite numerous tools available in the market for monitoring system health, in this article, I will explain the steps to create a server disk usage report using PowerShell in a simple way. You can customize the script according to your environment. ...

  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 ...