Recoverable deleted items Report

Hi Readers,

Sharing a script that you can use to get report about recoverable deleted items size.

This is good for analysis of the environment, we used it to analyze & than limit the recoverable deleted items quota.

Just extract the script & run the batch file to get below report.

https://github.com/VikasSukhija/Downloads/blob/master/Recoverabledelted%20items.zip

Prerequisities: Exchange Management Shell

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#       Author: Vikas Sukhija 
#       Date: 11/04/2014 
#       Description: Extract Recoverable deleted items 
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# Add Exchange Shell... 
 
. $env:ExchangeInstallPath\bin\RemoteExchange.ps1 
Connect-ExchangeServer -auto 
 
 
#format Date 
 
$date = get-date -format d 
$date = $date.ToString().Replace(“/”, “-”) 
 
$output = ".\" + "RecoverabeQuotaReport_" + $date + "_.csv" 
 
 
#create a collection to hold results(dynamic array) 
 
$Collection = @() 
$a= Get-Mailbox -resultsize unlimited 
 
$a | foreach-object{ 
 
Write-host "Processing................. "$_.SamAccountName"" -foregroundcolor green 
 
$st1 = Get-MailboxFolderStatistics  $_.Alias –FolderScope RecoverableItems |?{$_.Name -eq "Recoverable Items"}  
$st2 = Get-MailboxFolderStatistics  $_.Alias –FolderScope RecoverableItems |?{$_.Name -eq "Audits"}  
$st3 = Get-MailboxFolderStatistics  $_.Alias –FolderScope RecoverableItems |?{$_.Name -eq "Deletions"}  
$st4 = Get-MailboxFolderStatistics  $_.Alias –FolderScope RecoverableItems |?{$_.Name -eq "Purges"}  
 
$user = get-user $_.identity 
 
$mbxr = “” | select Alias,Recoverable,Audits,Deletions,Purges 
$mbxr.Alias = $_.Alias 
$mbxr.Recoverable = $st1.FolderSize 
$mbxr.Audits = $st2.FolderSize 
$mbxr.Deletions = $st3.FolderSize 
$mbxr.Purges = $st4.FolderSize 
 
$Collection += $mbxr 
} 
  
#export the collection to csv  
 
$Collection | export-csv $output -notypeinformation 
 
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