I really only need to display the Company and Department associated with each user to verify they are correct, instead of going through each users Properties in the Exchange 2007 Console.  I figured I could write a simple powershell command to do this:

get-mailbox -identity "superdave67" | format-table alias, company, department

or better yet:

get-mailbox "superdave67" | format-table all

Granted, these are not a valid commands (well, the first one is), but I simply need something to retrieve the data. We've recently migrated hundreds of users from Notes, and many users have moved departments and such, and would like a simple output to identify the department.  I figured I'd ask the more broad question of displaying ALL the data associated with a particular user in case I need to look at other information on a global scale.

 

Thanks all,
Dave

Perhaps this

Get-Mailbox "testusr1" | get-user | select name,Company,department

I dont believe Get-Mailbox has those properties

Perfect!  Now... how about displaying all data associated with the user?  Such as:

Get-Mailbox | Get-User | Select All

type thingy.  Just so I can look through the Properties and be able to identify the relevant item within the PowerShell world... so to speak.

Thanks again,
Dave

Get-Mailbox | Get-User | fl *

Cool. That's about does it!

Thanks,
Dave