ExchangePowerShell.psd1
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@{ RootModule = 'ExchangePowerShell.psm1' Description ='The ExPS (ExchangePowerShell) Powershell module is a collection of commandlets that can be used to assist an Exchange Server 2016 administrator to perform common tasks.' ModuleVersion = '0.2.2' Author = 'Pietro Ciaccio | LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pietrociaccio | Twitter: @PietroCiac' FunctionsToExport = @( 'Clear-ExPSExchangeLogs' 'Disable-ExPSMaintenanceMode' 'Enable-ExPSMaintenanceMode' 'Get-ExPSMailboxPermission' 'Read-ExPSIMAPLogs' 'Read-ExPSPOPLogs' ) GUID = '722ba3b3-d2cf-4ac4-a6e6-43aeb143835c' PowerShellVersion = '5.1' PrivateData = @{ PSData = @{ Tags = @('Exchange','PSEdition_Desktop','Windows','Powershell','Server','2016') ReleaseNotes = @' ExPS was written to support a Microsoft Exchange Server 2016 Organization hosted on Microsoft Windows Server 2016. Other scenarios may be supported but are untested. # 0.2.2 * Bug fix with Get-ExPSMailboxPermission cmdlet. Resolved an issue where multiple mailboxes would be returned from a single query. # 0.2.1 * Small changes and added switches to Get-ExPSMailboxPermissions cmdlet. # 0.2.0 * Added Get-ExPSMailboxPermission cmdlet. This will get full access, send as, send on behalf, inbox folder and calendar folder permissions in a single command to provide an overview of who has permissions on a mailbox. # 0.1.1 * Bug fix with date time issue. # 0.1.0 * Removed requirement to specify a redirection server with Enable-ExPSMaintenanceMode. * Removed restriction to Exchange 2016 only. Module will allow you to run against any version of Exchange but will show a warning. * Added better error handling to cmdlets. * Added cmdlet Read-ExPSIMAPLogs. * Added cmdlet Read-ExPSPOPLogs. * Improvements to date time support. * Added services retry capability to maintenance mode cmdlets. # 0.0.0 Initial * Initial release. '@ } } } |