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How to get the outlook folders size with PowerShell from Windows 8
Delegate Access to sub folders in OutlookGive AD Security Group Exchange Full Access PermissionDeleting Outlook 2010/2013 “Suggested Contacts” from a particular mail domain with a scriptExchange 2013 Spam / Junk EmailMove Exchange mailbox folders for a set of users from the command line / bulkExchange 2013 Mailbox rights - how to prevent emails from being deletedOutlook 2013, Exchange 2013, and Windows 10 - Exchange is Unavailable ErrorHow to repair a mailbox with public folders?Create Outlook profile with windows/outlook credentialsHow do I get outlook to auto fill different from addresses?
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I need to retrieve the size (in MB) of all folders of my mailbox(including sub-folders) with PowerShell (like the Outlook feature: Data File Proerties/Folder Size).
Is there a way to do that from my Workstation (Windows 8 Pro) with PowwerShell?
NB: Outlook is connected to Exchange Server 2013 (and I have no Exchange'administrator rights).
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I need to retrieve the size (in MB) of all folders of my mailbox(including sub-folders) with PowerShell (like the Outlook feature: Data File Proerties/Folder Size).
Is there a way to do that from my Workstation (Windows 8 Pro) with PowwerShell?
NB: Outlook is connected to Exchange Server 2013 (and I have no Exchange'administrator rights).
exchange powershell
asked Jun 10 '13 at 20:46
FranckFranck
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I need to retrieve the size (in MB) of all folders of my mailbox(including sub-folders) with PowerShell (like the Outlook feature: Data File Proerties/Folder Size).
Is there a way to do that from my Workstation (Windows 8 Pro) with PowwerShell?
NB: Outlook is connected to Exchange Server 2013 (and I have no Exchange'administrator rights).
exchange powershell
asked Jun 10 '13 at 20:46
FranckFranck
1
I need to retrieve the size (in MB) of all folders of my mailbox(including sub-folders) with PowerShell (like the Outlook feature: Data File Proerties/Folder Size).
Is there a way to do that from my Workstation (Windows 8 Pro) with PowwerShell?
NB: Outlook is connected to Exchange Server 2013 (and I have no Exchange'administrator rights).
exchange powershell
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I was looking into this for you trying out things with the Outlook.Application COM object, but found this article online that basically states what I've found so far.
Checking deleted items folder size
You can use their example to iterate various folders within Outlook, but I haven't gotten back to my workstation to check the Inbox folder size and see if it lines up with the size including subfolders or not, but I don't think it will.
Perhaps though the link can give you insight into modifying the PS script to what you are needing.
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I was looking into this for you trying out things with the Outlook.Application COM object, but found this article online that basically states what I've found so far.
Checking deleted items folder size
You can use their example to iterate various folders within Outlook, but I haven't gotten back to my workstation to check the Inbox folder size and see if it lines up with the size including subfolders or not, but I don't think it will.
Perhaps though the link can give you insight into modifying the PS script to what you are needing.
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I was looking into this for you trying out things with the Outlook.Application COM object, but found this article online that basically states what I've found so far.
Checking deleted items folder size
You can use their example to iterate various folders within Outlook, but I haven't gotten back to my workstation to check the Inbox folder size and see if it lines up with the size including subfolders or not, but I don't think it will.
Perhaps though the link can give you insight into modifying the PS script to what you are needing.
answered Jun 10 '13 at 21:29
TheCleanerTheCleaner
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I was looking into this for you trying out things with the Outlook.Application COM object, but found this article online that basically states what I've found so far.
Checking deleted items folder size
You can use their example to iterate various folders within Outlook, but I haven't gotten back to my workstation to check the Inbox folder size and see if it lines up with the size including subfolders or not, but I don't think it will.
Perhaps though the link can give you insight into modifying the PS script to what you are needing.
answered Jun 10 '13 at 21:29
TheCleanerTheCleaner
28.3k23107182
I was looking into this for you trying out things with the Outlook.Application COM object, but found this article online that basically states what I've found so far.
Checking deleted items folder size
You can use their example to iterate various folders within Outlook, but I haven't gotten back to my workstation to check the Inbox folder size and see if it lines up with the size including subfolders or not, but I don't think it will.
Perhaps though the link can give you insight into modifying the PS script to what you are needing.
answered Jun 10 '13 at 21:29
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