PowerShell quickly creates dynamic distribution groups under Exchange2010

There is a small demand in exchange, many departments to apply for dynamic communication groups, the problem is level two department three department level four Department is very very much. ......

Get-adobject-ldapfilter "(& (& (ou>=)))"-searchbase ' ou=xx,ou=xxx,dc=xxx,dc=xxx,dc=com '-properties CanonicalName | FT Canonicalname-a | Out-file d:\oudaoteng.csv-Encoding UTF8

The above statement requires the PowerShell management tool with Active Directory to execute and output text similar to the following

CONTOSO.COM/XXXX company/xxxxsales/Industry Marketing Department CONTOSO.COM/XXXX company/xxxxsales/Business Operation Contoso.com/xxxx Company/xxxxsales/Business Co Ntoso.com/xxxx company/xxxxsales/East China brand Marketing Center CONTOSO.COM/XXXX company/xxxxsales/Business Operations CONTOSO.COM/XXXX Company/xxxxsales/Business Operation Service CONTOSO.C Om/xxxx company/xxxxsales/North China brand Marketing Center CONTOSO.COM/XXXX company/xxxxsales/Business Operation Service Group CONTOSO.COM/XXXX company/xxxxsales/Business Operation Contoso.com/xx XX company/xxxxsales/Business Operation Contoso.com/xxxx Company/xxxxsales/South China brand Marketing Center

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Well, the above output is actually false, but it is guaranteed that these OUs will not have duplicate names, and even the sub-OUs contain

And then there's a hard-pressed operation.

Open this CSV file, copy a new sheet, copy the file past, remove the domain name and/or part, so that the Chinese part is left, I am going to use the Chinese part to do this dynamic distribution group Chinese name, and then pull a column, random word to do English name. "This piece can be used in Excel, the first letter of Chinese name."

The first line to give them a name, CN CB CA, of course, this is casually written.

Well, after we get this file, I'm going to make it into the UTF8 format, "It's still going to take a little bit of effort."

Finally, run the following command in EMC for Exchange.

Import-csv-path E:\oudaoteng.csv | foreach {new-dynamicdistributiongroup-name $_.cb-recipientcontainer $_.cn-includedrecipients ' AllRecipients '-Alias $_.ca}

Or, using the following sentence, he will output the output "result" to a text file. Note that the result is that there is no need to select *, the output will be less, or you can choose the desired output item

Import-csv-path D:\oudaoteng.csv | foreach {new-dynamicdistributiongroup-name $_.cb-recipientcontainer ' contoso.com '-includedrecipients ' Allrecipients '-alias $_.ca |select *|out-file C:\file.txt-append}

Then the second is open, cool!

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PowerShell quickly creates dynamic distribution groups under Exchange2010