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Looking for feedback on PowerShell and Exchange
Every once in a while its important to take a step back and see where we can improve---I already have a list of around ~150 things I'd like to improve in the Shell (Exchange and PowerShell), but I'd like to hear what you a) like about the shell and b) would like to see improved. You can leave comments, trackbacks on your own blogs, or mail me directly at (munging the address to defeat the spammers): vivek (at) thiswebpage'sdomainname.com   Here are some examples I found recently:
  • Devin comments on how easy it is to move databases through cmdline and wonders why it isn't easy to move queues as well.
  • Newsgroup commentary from a user on how much it rocks to use the Exchange cmdlets to do management, and why AD management from PowerShell isn't just as easy (I don't work for AD team, but rest assured, I'm still working hard on making this happen).
So let us know what you like (or like a lot) so we can continue making it better and what you would like to see improved / fixed / added so we can plan for our future releases or work up some cool community snippets (after all, that is one huge advantage of the shell). Remember, if you don't speak up, I can't hear you, and thus I can't do anything about any issues :)  
posted on Friday, October 20, 2006 10:10 AM Print
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A little slow these days as I'm busy working on exchangelabs.com. I will try and post tidbits when I get some time. Enjoy the older posts till then!
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