Let’s say you have to split a string equally every 6 characters.
PowerShell’s split function and some regular expressions will do just that:
1 2 | $str = "NB7962NB1248NB6587NB9426" $arr = $str -split "(\w{6})" |
This will return an array with the following elements:
NB7962
NB1248
NB6587
NB9426
The following PowerShell code verifies if a specific single directory or even a whole directory path exists and creates it if not.
1 2 3 4 5 | $myPath = "C:\temp\myPath" if(!(Test-Path $myPath)){ New-Item -ItemType Directory -Path $myPath } |
By default, Exchange PowerShell commands such as Get-Mailbox or Get-Recipient, are not returning all Exchange Mailboxes of the whole Active Directory Forest.
Moreover, they just return Mailboxes or Recipients located in the same Domain as the Exchange Organization.
The following command tells your current Exchange Management Shell session to return Mailboxes from the whole Forest:
1 | Set-ADServerSettings -ViewEntireForest $true |