For example,
to display all cmdlets used to manage the Mailbox server role, the command shown in Figure 1 - 13 would
be used.
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The other possible role values you can use with the Role parameter are:
*client* for Client Access Server
*hub* for Hub Transport server
*um* for Unified Messaging server
*edge* for Edge Transport server
Using Get - Command to Find Cmdlets
In addition to the Get-Help cmdlet, the Get-Command cmdlet is very useful for discovering cmdlets
and other Windows PowerShell command elements such as functions, aliases, applications, and
external scripts.
Running Get-Command without any parameters produces a list of every available cmdlet. With more
than 500 available cmdlets in Exchange Management Shell, this extensive list is not very efficient for
discovering individual cmdlets. The parameters for Get-Command allow you to refine the list into
something comprehensive. Using the Name parameter you can supply enough of the cmdlet name with
wildcards to create a list of ambiguous matches similar to the previous example using Get-Help .
The parameters Verb and Noun are used either alone or together to search for cmdlets with matching
verb and noun names. Wildcards are permitted for both of these parameters.
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