Exchange 2003 PowerPack!

Did you know you can do that much with PowerShell on Exchange 2003?

Did you know you could do that much with PowerShell on Exchange 2003?

We all kind of knew that Exchange 2000 and 2003 can be managed with PowerShell via WMI or AD but Jonathan Medd has just taken this to the whole new level!

His powerpack for Exchange 2003 has 53 (!) different nodes/links/actions exposing features ranging from mailbox and server management to address books and message queues.

And because this is a PowerGUI pack, you can see all the PowerShell code behind each and every item by just clicking the PowerShell Code tab, or even tweak the things a bit by going into the Properties.

This is a great piece of work obviously making Jonathan the front-runner of the PowerPack Challenge 2008 (you obviously have 2 weeks ahead to challenge this ;) )

Check out the Exchange 2003 PowerPack and please let Jonathan know what you think.

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