Therefore, the index
was no longer current and as new mail arrived, it would not be introduced into the index until the next
indexing cycle. Exchange 2007 updates the index every time a new message is received into the database.
Windows Mobile 6, OWA, and Outlook users all query against the database index, so it is more important
that the index always be up to date. This is where the Test-ExchangeSearch cmdlet comes in; it
will insert an email into the mailbox, wait for the index to be updated, and then search the index for the
test message. If the content of the message is not found, or the index timeout is exceeded, the cmdlet will
issue a failure. If no mailbox is specified, the cmdlet will use the system mailbox.
The following is a list of parameters available for this cmdlet:
DomainController : Sets the DC to query.
Identity: Specifies which user mailbox to test. The following values are accepted for
the Identity parameter:
??‘ GUID
??‘ Distinguished name (DN)
??‘ Domain\account
??‘ User principal name (UPN)
??‘ Legacy DN
??‘ Simple Mail Transfer Protocol Address (SMTP)
??‘ Alias
IndexingTimeout : The timer for this parameter starts once the message is inserted into the
mailbox. Timeout value specifies the amount of time to wait for the transaction to complete.
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