Hi all I'm looking for a tool which export the Exchange Organisation Configuration (sites, connectors, policies, ...) in a file (XML for example like ISA Server) The ExBPA is a verbose tools and gives informations about Best Practices. It don't match wat I need. Thank you in advance
Hi write your own. are you using Exchange 2007? get-excommand | where-object {$_.Name -like "get-*"} then loop through the result to call each of the get commands and pipe the result into text files. If you are using Exchange 2003 it is a bit more complicated but you can do it as well. Use a little vb-script. connect to the configuration container of AD read the information you need. There is information that isn't stored in AD. But most of the things you will get this way. What else can you do? - Microsoft provides VISIO to read information from AD. - Microsoft provides ExMap to map your Exchange infrastructure - There is a third party vendor (SolarWind) that helps to display your AD Henry "test.yvelines" wrote: > Hi all > > I'm looking for a tool which export the Exchange Organisation Configuration > (sites, connectors, policies, ...) in a file (XML for example like ISA > Server) > > The ExBPA is a verbose tools and gives informations about Best Practices. It > don't match wat I need. > > Thank you in advance > > >
Hi Henry Thank you for all tese informations Best regards "Henry" a écrit dans le message de news: 769799DE-CFC4-4EC2-A21A-BD0DA3C11376@microsoft.com... > Hi > write your own. > are you using Exchange 2007? > get-excommand | where-object {$_.Name -like "get-*"} > > then loop through the result to call each of the get commands and pipe the > result into text files. > > If you are using Exchange 2003 it is a bit more complicated but you can do > it as well. > > Use a little vb-script. connect to the configuration container of AD read > the information you need. > > There is information that isn't stored in AD. But most of the things you > will get this way. > > > What else can you do? > - Microsoft provides VISIO to read information from AD. > - Microsoft provides ExMap to map your Exchange infrastructure > - There is a third party vendor (SolarWind) that helps to display your AD > > Henry > > > > > "test.yvelines" wrote: > >> Hi all >> >> I'm looking for a tool which export the Exchange Organisation >> Configuration >> (sites, connectors, policies, ...) in a file (XML for example like ISA >> Server) >> >> The ExBPA is a verbose tools and gives informations about Best Practices. >> It >> don't match wat I need. >> >> Thank you in advance >> >> >>
