Hi Team iam finding some difficulties while tracking the email messages , when the email was sent to any Distribution Group. User Sent a email to Distribution List where 200+ members. one of the user reported satying that , he didn't receive the email which was sent to the Distribution Group In exchange 2007 Message Tracking, i select the event id EXPAND and Sender " Sender Name" it gave the result as areport finally, but am unable to see the fully list of the receipeients in the report. it showing like receipeint , user1@abc.com,user2@abc and then...........(dot).showing i cannot see the full list if receipeients where the emails got delievered to the users how do we normally track the email while it was sento distirbution Group? How can i make sure the emails are gone delivered to the particular mailbox (if the user compialint not receieved) ramakrishnan

Have a read of this and look for the deliver events and recipients - http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb124926(EXCHG.80).aspx Sukh

Hi, I have a group with ten members, and I can see the full list with below command. And I think you could see more recipients. Get-MessageTracking Log -Resultsize Unlimited –Start “8/24/2011 1:30PM” –End “8/24/2011 1:35 PM” –EventId “Expand” |fl

HI Jerome usefull comand , but still it is showing as .....after some receipeients list can you try it more than 40 Receipeients in DL and check ? ramakrishnan

Have you tried to use MT and actually clicking on the event such as Deliver, the sctrolling across to the recipients filed and copying and pasting to a text file? Right click your mouse and select copy and then past into a text file. Sukh

On Wed, 24 Aug 2011 16:16:14 +0000, rush2ramki wrote: > > >HI Jerome > > > >usefull comand , but still it is showing as .....after some receipeients list > > > >can you try it more than 40 Receipeients in DL and check ? Instead of piping the output into the "fl", try piping it into a "select" that grabs the entire set of recipients: select ...,..,...,@{n="Recipients";e={$_.Recipients}},... --- Rich Matheisen MCSE+I, Exchange MVP --- Rich Matheisen MCSE+I, Exchange MVP

Hi Rich Can i have the full list of command? Still is not showing the full list of members in MT logs ramakrishnan

On Fri, 26 Aug 2011 15:42:48 +0000, rush2ramki wrote: >Can i have the full list of command? Still is not showing the full list of members in MT logs The "select" example returns a custom object. One of the members of that custom object will be name "Recipients". That member is a string of recipient. How you use that string is up to you. A simple example would be: get-messagetrackinglog -Server "servername" -EventID "EXPAND" | select @{n="Recipients";e={$_.Recipients}} | foreach {$_.Recipients} You can, of course, send the outout to a file, and include any other of the message tracking log record's properties in the 'select' and pass them on to the next step in the pipeline (try export-csv, for example, instead of the "foreach") --- Rich Matheisen MCSE+I, Exchange MVP --- Rich Matheisen MCSE+I, Exchange MVP

Hi Rick... You are Star , The above scripts works like a chram and you saved me now and before too thanks a ton ramakrishnan