Get-Help also provides the Component parameter to
group cmdlets by the Exchange Server component they are used to administer, and the Functionality
parameter to group cmdlets by the scope of their control. The scope can be on the organization level, the
server level, or the user level. This is similar to the categorization used in the Exchange Management
Console.
These parameters allow you to retrieve Exchange cmdlets in logical groupings. For example, to quickly
find cmdlets used to control Clustered Mailbox Servers use the Component parameter with the value
*cluster* as shown in this command:
[PS] C:\ > Get-Help -Component *cluster*
Name Category Synopsis
---- -------- --------
Move-ClusteredMailboxSe... Cmdlet This topic explains ho...
Start-ClusteredMailboxS... Cmdlet This topic explains ho...
Get-ClusteredMailboxSer... Cmdlet Use the Get-ClusteredM...
Stop-ClusteredMailboxSe... Cmdlet This topic explains ho...
Enable-ContinuousReplic... Cmdlet In the RTM version of ...
Test-ReplicationHealth Cmdlet Service Pack 1 introdu...
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You cannot use these parameters in combination with each other. You may find the results of the Role
and Functionality parameters are too broad to produce a comprehensive list of cmdlets, but the
Component parameter can be used to produce a more focused list.
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