On first run a file called 'exceptionList.txt' in the same directory as itself if the file doesn't exist. This means the script will need
read-write access to the location on the first run and read-only access from then on. Once created you can add e-mail addresses into the
Requirements: The account that runs this script needs at least the "View-Only Organization Management" and the "Records Management" role in Exchange
)
------------------------- (START) Customize this section per your deployment -------------------------
$scriptLocation = "C:\Users\Michael.Fields\Documents"
Multiple e-mail addresses should be in this format "[email protected], [email protected]"
clear
Start-Sleep -s 10
Read-Host "Beep Boop, Greetings, I am the report bot, Charles. Please answer the following questions." Pause -s 2 Read-Host "Which report would you like to run?"
function Show-Menu { param ( [string]$Title = 'Charles' ) Clear-Host Write-Host "========= $Title ==============="
Write-Host "1: Rejected Email Report-90 days." Write-Host "Q: Press 'q' to quit."
Pause -s 2
$selection = Read-Host "Please make a selection"
switch ($selection) { '1' { 'You chose option = '1' 'Q' { 'You chose option = 'Q' }
pause
}
if ($selection -eq '1' {
$to = Read-Host "Where should I send the email?"
Read-Host "Would you like to be cc'd?"
$selection = Read-Host "Please make a selection."
Write-Host "1: yes"
Write-Host "2: no"
switch ($selection)
{ 'yes' { 'You chose option = 'yes' 'no' { 'You chose option = 'no' }
pause
}
if ($selection -eq "yes") {
Read-Host "Okay, I got this boss!(Charles says enthusistically)"
$to
$cc = Read-Host "What is your email?"
$from = "[email protected]"
$subject = "FW: MAIL Processing Rejection"
$smtpServer = "smtp.usda.gov"
}
else ($selection -eq "no") { Read-Host "No Problem. Generating report" $to $from = "[email protected]" $subject = "FW: MAIL Processing Rejection" $smtpServer = "smtp.usda.gov"
}
$exchangePowerShellServer = "exchange01.usda.gov"
------------------------- (END) Customize this section per your deployment -------------------------
}
else {$selection -eq 'q'}
Read-Host = "Beep Boop. You make Charles mad. Why you waste Charles time? Charles go away now!"
Pause -s 8
clear
}
Debugging - This is useful if you're executiong the script under your account and need to test with different credentials
#$UserCredential = Get-Credential #$Session = New-PSSession -ConfigurationName Microsoft.Exchange -ConnectionUri http://brockton-03.it.int.viu.ca/PowerShell/ -Authentication Kerberos -Credential $UserCredential
Production - This assumes you're running this as a scheduled task under a user account with the proper credentials so we don't prompt for credentials
$Session = New-PSSession -ConfigurationName Microsoft.Exchange -ConnectionUri http://$exchangePowerShellServer/PowerShell/ -Authentication Kerberos
Import-PSSession $Session -AllowClobber
Check if the exception list exists, create it if it doesn't and then read the exception list into the script skipping blank lines and comments
if (!(Test-Path "$(
$transportServers = Get-TransportService
Initialize the variable so we can append to it. Initial stats array is cast differently because we can't use "Group-Object" on an ArrayList and we can't use .Remove on a Array
$mailStats = @() [System.Collections.ArrayList]$mailStatsToDelete = @() [System.Collections.ArrayList]$mailStatsArrayList = @()
foreach ($server in $transportServers) {
#Set the timeframe for the search $startTime = (get-date -Hour 00 -Minute 00 -Second 00).AddDays(-90) $endTime = (get-date -Hour 23 -Minute 59 -Second 59).AddDays(-1) $subject = "90 day rejected email report"
Search the message tracking log within a time frame on each transport server only looking for the 'RECEIVEINTERNAL' EventID
$mailStats += Get-MessageTrackingLog -Server $server.name -Start $startTime -End $endTime -EventID 'RECEIVEINTERNAL'
}
foreach ($stat in $mailStats) {
$line = "" | Select-Object Email,Total
$line.Email = $stat.Name
$line.Total = $stat.Group.Recipients.Count
$mailStatsArrayList += $line
}
If there are entries in the exception list grab all of the matches and store them in a seperate array
if ($exceptionList.Count -ne 0) { # Go through the list of exceptions and find any matches and store them foreach ($exception in $exceptionList) {
foreach ($stat in $mailStatsArrayList) {
if ($stat.Email -like $exception) {
$mailStatsToDelete += $stat
}
}
}
# Remove the matched exceptions from the final results
foreach ($stat in $mailStatsToDelete) {
$mailStatsArrayList.Remove($stat)
}
}
if ($mailStatsArrayList.Count -ne 0) {
# Sort and format the output into a table for the e-mail
$results = $mailStatsArrayList | Sort-Object -Property Total -Descending | Format-Table -Property @{Expression={$_.Total};Label="Count";Width=15; Alignment="left"},@{Expression={$_.Email};Label="Sender"; Width=250; Alignment="left"} |Out-String -width 300
# Send the e-mail
$smtp = new-object Net.Mail.SmtpClient($smtpServer)
$smtp.Send($from, $to, $cc, $subject, $results)
}
Read-Host "Beep Boop. The script is now complete. Your email has been sent. If you have CC'd yourself, please check your Inbox. Have a super-duper day!"
Pause -s 10
Remove-PSSession $Session
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