SYNOPSIS
Set Folder Name Policy
SYNTAX
Set-ASFolderNamePolicy [-Core] <ConnectCore> [-FolderNamePolicyId] <int> -Name] [<string>-NamingPolicy] [<string>-UsePurgesFolder] [<SwitchParameter> [<CommonParameters>]
DESCRIPTION
The Set-ASFolderNamePolicy cmdlet sets attribute values for existing Folder Name policy. Core parameter in the cmdlet is mandatory. You can specify core as a parameter, or call Connect-ASCore once and the core parameter will be automatically added from the session state. Setting Naming Policy and UsePurgesFolder cannot be set together - these parameters are mutually exclusive.
Example:
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Set-ASFolderNamePolicy -FolderNamePolicyId 1 -NamingPolicy PREFIX_*originalsmtpaddress*_SUFFIX Set-ASFolderNamePolicy -FolderNamePolicyId 1 -Name FNP_02 -NamingPolicy PREFIX_*originalsmtpaddress*_SUFFIX |
/* Changes Naming policy of specified Folder Name Policy */ /* Changes Name and Naming policy of specified Folder Name Policy */ |
SYNOPSIS
Get list of Journal Explosion senderRecipients according to specified parameters.
SYNTAX
Get-ASJESenderRecipient [-Core] <ConnectCore> [-RecipientType] <SenderRecipientEnum> [[-LinkId] <Guid?>] [[-ContainerMappingId] <int[]>] [<CommonParameters>]
DESCRIPTION
The Get-ASJESenderRecipient cmdlet gets list of Journal Explosion senderRecipients. Core parameter in the cmdlet is mandatory. You can specify core as a parameter, or call Connect-ASCore once and the core parameter will be automatically added from the session state. Cmdlet has two optional parameters; LinkId and ContainerMappingId, but it is mandatory to use at least one of them.
Example:
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Get-ASJESenderRecipient -RecipientType ActiveUser -ContainerMappingId 1 -All -IncludeTotalCount Get-ASJESenderRecipient -RecipientType Leaver -LinkId "ebbd722e-b8b9-4b50-98e8-7ffe95a5fd0d" Get-ASJESenderRecipient -RecipientType ActiveUser -LinkId $JELink.LinkId -All | Sort-Object SenderRecipientId -Unique |
/* Retrieves all active SMTP addresses of specified Journal explosion mapping and shows total count of the results (items of the mapping must be exploded to get results) */ /* Retrieves all leaver SMTP addresses of specified Source Link - it combines results if more journal explosion mappings exist for specified link */ /* Retrieves all active SMTP addresses of specified journal explosion Target Link - it combines results if more SourceLinks related to specified JE link (-Unique parameter filters duplicates out) */ /* SenderRecipientId has been removed from Get-ASJESenderRecipient command |
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Get-ASJESenderRecipient -RecipientType ActiveUser -ContainerMappingId 1 | Where-Object {$_.OriginalAddress -like "*gmail.com"} |
/* Retrieves only those active SMTP addresses of specified mapping which meet WHERE condition */ |
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Retrieve only Office 365 leaver senders and recipients $jeO365Links = Get-ASLink -Type Office365JournalExplosion $leaverSenderRecipients = Get-ASJESenderRecipient -RecipientType Leaver -All | Where-Object -Property LinkId -in $jeO365Links.LinkId |
/* Gets only Office 365 Journal Explosion links, then retrieval of senders and recipients is based on these links. Due to this, Archive Shuttle can retrieve Office 365 leavers only (Exchange and PST are filtered out) */ |
SYNOPSIS
Creates Journal Explosion user mappings.
SYNTAX
Add-ASJEUserMapping [-Core] <ConnectCore> -SenderRecipientMapping] [<PSSenderRecipientForMapping[]>-ContainerMappingId] [<int[]>-SenderRecipientId] [<int[]> [[-OriginalSmtpAddress] <string[]>] [<CommonParameters>]
DESCRIPTION
The Add-ASJEUserMapping cmdlet creates Journal Explosion User Mappings. Core parameter in the cmdlet is mandatory. You can specify core as a parameter, or call Connect-ASCore once and the core parameter will be automatically added from the session state. Cmdlet has two parameter sets, the first set consists of array of PSSenderRecipientForMapping objects. User can retrieve this array by using Get-ASJESenderRecipient cmdlet. The second set consists of ContainerMappingId array and SenderRecipientId array. When using the second set, ContainerMappingId parameter is mandatory.
Example:
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Add-ASJEUserMapping -ContainerMappingId 1 |
/* Creates Journal Explosion User mappings for all not mapped Senders/Recipients related to specified Container mapping */ |
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Add-ASJEUserMapping -ContainerMappingId 1,2 -SenderRecipientId 1,2 -OriginalSmtpAddress "email@email.com", "email@email.com" Add-ASJEUserMapping -ContainerMappingId 1 -SenderRecipientId 1,2,3 -OriginalSmtpAddress "email@email.com" |
/* Creates Journal Explosion User mappings based on pairs as follows: 1 JEUsermapping for [containerMapping 1 - senderRecipient 1] 1 JEUserMapping for [containerMapping 2 - senderRecipient 2] User mappings are created only in case combinations are valid */ /* Creates JournalExplosion User mappings for specified Senders/Recipients related to specified Container mapping */ |
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Get-ASJESenderRecipient -ContainerMappingId 1,2 | Add-ASJEUserMapping
$sendRec = Get-ASJESenderRecipient -ContainerMappingId 1 -All | Where-Object {$_.OriginalAddress -like "*gmail.com"} $sendRec | Add-ASJEUserMapping | Format-Table ,$sendRec | Add-ASJEUserMapping | Format-Table #really much faster way to create mappings |
/* Creates Journal Explosion User mappings for all not-mapped Senders/Recipients related to specified Container mappings */
/* This procedure shows how to retrieve only subset of Senders/Recipients related to specified container mapping then User mappings can be created through the pipe and there are two ways: 1. Use it as it is and mappings will be created one by one in the background 2. Convert $sendRec to array by using comma "," and mappings will be created at once, which is much faster way */ |
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Add-ASJEUserMapping -ContainerMappingId 1 -SenderRecipientId 2 -OriginalSmtpAddress "email@email.com" -OwnerlessUser -MappedSmtpAddress email@email.com
$ownerless = Get-ASJESenderRecipient -ContainerMappingId 1 -RecipientType ActiveUser| Where-Object {$null -eq $_.UserSid} $ownerless | ForEach-Object {Add-ASJEUserMapping -ContainerMappingId $_.ContainerMappingId -SenderRecipientId $_.SenderRecipientId -OriginalSmtpAddress $_."email@email.com" -OwnerlessUser -MappedSmtpAddress "email@email.com"} |
/* Creates Journal Explosion user mapping for ownerless user. This action is available only for Exchange and PST targets. For Office 365, there is extra set of commandlets (Add-ASJELeaverMapping) */
/* Creates multiple Journal Explosion user mappings with the same mapped address. This is not an issue as it can be then changed by Set-ASJEUserMapping command but once FileName policy is assigned for these mappings, target name will be created accordingly (ignoring mapped address) */ |
SYNOPSIS
Get attributes for Journal Explosion user mappings.
SYNTAX
Get-ASJEUserMapping [-Core] <ConnectCore> [[-ContainerMappingId] <int[]>] [[-JournalExplosionUserGroupId] <int[]>] [[-FolderNamePolicyId] <int[]>] [[-All] <SwitchParameter>] [<CommonParameters>]
DESCRIPTION
The Get-ASJEUserMapping cmdlet Gets attributes of Journal Explosion User Mappings. Core parameter in the cmdlet is mandatory. You can specify core as a parameter, or call Connect-ASCore once and the core parameter will be automatically added from the session state. Cmdlet has one parameter sets, which contains parameters ContainerMappingId, JournalExplosionUserGroupId and FolderNamePolicyId.
Example:
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Get-ASJEUserMapping -ContainerMappingId 1 Get-ASJEUserMapping -JournalExplosionUserMappingId 1 |
/* Retrieves all Journal Explosion User mappings of specified Container mapping */ /* Retrieves only specified Journal Explosion User mapping */ |
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Get-ASJEUserMapping -ContainerMappingId 1 -JournalExplosionUserGroupId 2 |
/* Retrieves those Journal Explosion User mappings of specified Container mapping which also belong to specified Journal Explosion Group */ |
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