The following powershell script is run on the Target Exchange Server under the Exchange Management Shell. It prompts for the userID and will display the following:
PrimarySMTPAddress
PrincipleName
ProxyAddresses
Extended Attribute 14
Extended Attribute 15
LEDN
Proxy Addresses broken down and marked as either Alias or Primary Address
Here's the example from my lab (Not the best as I've migrated it to a number of different domains)
UserID :- paulstreet
SMTP :- PaulStreet@pms-target.hal.lab
Principal Name:- PaulStreet@pms-source.hal.lab
ProxyAdr :- smtp:PaulStreet@target.local x500:/o=StarWars/ou=Exchange Administrative Group (FYDIBOHF23SPDLT)/cn=Recipients/cn=PaulStreet smtp:PaulStreet@hoth.hal.lab X500:/o=PMS-Exch2010/ou=Exchange Administrative Group (FYDIBOHF23SPDLT)/cn=Recipients/cn=Paul Streetdd4 smtp:PaulStreet@pms-source.hal.lab smtp:PaulStreet@source.local SMTP:PaulStreet@pms-target.hal.lab
Attrib14 :- ID:5C01F20ECC72DC4C9C6F10A6C67D91E6/A:{3D98DC35-4F80-4deb-B8AD-37C8950CD514}_INACTIVE/CF:
Attrib15 :- 891E83D0993B9741948F57D170EB7CC7
LEDN :- /o=PMS-Ex2013/ou=Exchange Administrative Group (FYDIBOHF23SPDLT)/cn=Recipients/cn=a8ef091f319145e09576b3ab61afa6f7-Paul Street
Alias PaulStreet@target.local
Alias /o=StarWars/ou=Exchange Administrative Group (FYDIBOHF23SPDLT)/cn=Recipients/cn=PaulStreet
Alias PaulStreet@hoth.hal.lab
Alias /o=PMS-Exch2010/ou=Exchange Administrative Group (FYDIBOHF23SPDLT)/cn=Recipients/cn=Paul Streetdd4
Primary Address PaulStreet@pms-source.hal.lab
Alias PaulStreet@source.local
Alias PaulStreet@pms-target.hal.lab
Here's the Powershell code, save it to a .ps1 file on the Target Exchange Server:
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