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- We do know that lastlogontimestamp will replicate only every 14 days - We do know that lastlogon will not replicate, and will update only on the DC that actually processed the logon (so it can be different on all 5 DCs if you have 5 DCs) I think that if you are after the mailbox logon/logoff stuff then you might have to look in the direction of PR_LAST_LOGON_TIME and PR_LAST_LOGOFF_TIME properties on the mailbox itself, as that should get updated when the user logs on into the mailbox. (My Question) - can the PR_LAST_LOGON_TIME and PR_LAST_LOGOFF_TIME fields be polled via a script? (Response) Well, seeing that those are in the information store, you'd have to use some interface (like DAV, MAPI etc) to access this from each mailbox. There is probably a script out there that does this and I bet someone needed it before! For Exchange 2007, we have this built in within the get-mailboxstatistics CMDlet: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/exchange/e2k7help/cec76f70-941f-4bc9-b949-35dcc7671146.mspx?mfr=true |
AdamV wrote: |
Thanks for the clarification, it's good when people come back with answers they find elsewhere, rather than leaving threads hanging without closure.
It seems my rather woolly reply was right, albeit not specific enough to be helpful in finding the actual exchange property to look for. |
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