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Get-AvailableMessagingServers

The commandlet Get-AvailableMessagingServers retrieves the messaging server(s) available for the configured messaging provider.

Syntax​

Get-AvailableMessagingServers
-IdentityStoreName <string>
-Provider {o365 | gsuite | exchange2013 | exchange2016 | exchange2019}
-UserName <string>
[-Password <string>]
<CommonParameters>]
Get-AvailableMessagingServers
-IdentityStoreName <string>
-Provider {o365 | gsuite | exchange2013 | exchange2016 | exchange2019}
-Credential <pscredential>
[<CommonParameters>]

Required Parameters​

  • IdentityStoreName
  • Provider
  • Credential

Example 1:

This example retrieves the available messaging server(s) configured in AdStore1 identity store for Exchange 2013 messaging provider.

Get-AvailableMessagingServers -IdentityStoreName AdStore1 -Provider exchange2013 -UserName administrator -Password password123 -Domain pucit.local

Example 2:

This example retrieves the available messaging server(s) configured in Adstore1 identity store for Office365 messaging provider.

Get-AvailableMessagingServers -IdentityStoreName AdStore1 -Provider o365 -UserName admin@mydomain.onmicrosoft.com -Password password123 -Domain mydomain.onmicrosoft.com -AppId 'eeeeeeee-aaaa-dddd-bbbb-cccccccccccc'

Example 3:

This example retrieves the available messaging server(s) in AdStore1 identity store for GSuite (Google Apps) messaging provider.

Get-AvailableMessagingServers -IdentityStoreName AdStore1 -Provider gsuite -UserName svcaccount@myproject-219211.iam.gserviceaccount.com -AdminUsername 'arslan@mydomain.com' -P12CertificatePath 'C:\Keys\gsuite\key.p12'