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Joezer Cookey-Gam, Brendan Keane, Jeffrey Rosen, and Jonathan Runyon

"Professional Windows PowerShell for Exchange Server 2007 Service Pack 1"

ps1 script. The header row contains the names of each individual property
required as input by New-Mailbox . Each line that follows the header represents an individual user
account that is to be created based on the given property values. Note that in this example the lines are
wrapped to fit the format of this page.
Name,Database,OrganizationalUnit,UserPrincipalName
User One,MB001\First Storage Group\Mailbox Database,exchangeexchange.local/
Users,user1@exchangeexchange.com
User Two,MB001\First Storage Group\Mailbox Database,exchangeexchange.local/
Legal,user2@exchangeexchange.com
User Three,MB001\First Storage Group\Mailbox Database,exchangeexchange.local/
Users,user3@exchangeexchange.com
Running the Script
To exhibit the behavior of the simplebulk-newmailbox.ps1 script, a CSV file has been constructed to
supply property values to create eight new mailbox - enabled user accounts, named User One through
User Eight . Certain values have been used in the CSV file to ensure some failures to demonstrate the
shortcomings of a script that offers no error handling.
The script file was placed in the Exchange scripts folder (by default C:\Program Files\Microsoft\
Exchange Server\scripts\ ) so it can be run from the current location of C:\ without the need to
provide the full path to the script.


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