Every time we got to do a audit on number of mailboxes on each databases and it has to be maintained with a threshold .
Without going for PowerShell Script . or not checking the mailboxes count in each database .
if you run this below PowerShell command it will list the number of mailboxes available in each database in the Exchange server.
PS —
Get-MailboxDatabase | foreach{($_.name) + '='+ (Get-Mailbox -Resultsize unlimited -Database $_.Identity ).count + ' Mailboxes'}
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Exchange Power Shell Command – To Get the List of Mailbox for Each Database
(get-mailboxdatabase) | foreach-object {write-host $_.name (get-mailbox -database $_.name).count}
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Good Command Abdul.
Excellent command Abdul Bhai
Be careful! If you use (get-mailbox -database $name).count and MBXdatabase have only one mailbox this construction return $null…
Try:
[array]$MBXarray = (get-mailbox -database $name).Name
$MBXarray.Count
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Be careful! If you use (get-mailbox -database $name).count and MBXdatabase have only one mailbox this construction return $null…
Try:
[array]$MBXarray = (get-mailbox -database $name).Name
$MBXarray.Count