It accepts the canonical name for the OU. To see just the UM - enabled users, run the following cmdlet:
Get-UMMailbox | where {$_.UMEnabled -eq $true}
Get-UMMailboxPIN is useful when working with users to see if they have locked out the UM portion
of their account. If the Identity parameter is not used, it will display the PIN properties, not the
actual PIN, of all UM users. If a user is specified, her lockout status as well as her PIN is shown. As input
it will accept the ADObjectID, GUID, DN, domain\account, UPN, LegacyExchangeDN, SMTP address,
or the alias.
The last user - facing UM cmdlet is Get-UMMailboxPolicy . This cmdlet will show all UM mailbox
policies present. To look at a specific policy, use the Identity parameter. To see all of the values in the
policy append | fl to the end of the cmdlet.
UM User Management
In the day - to - day support and administration of a UM environment, there will be the need to field
requests from users to unlock accounts, reset PINs, and to disable and enable UM accounts. To perform
these actions, there are a few additional UM cmdlets that can increase the efficiency of performing these
actions. This section deals with the following cmdlets:
??‘ Set-UMMailboxPIN
??‘ Disable-UMMailbox
??‘ Enable-UMMailbox
When a user incorrectly logs in too many times his account will become locked out.
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