Hi All,I would like to thank anyone who readsand contributes to this post.I'm looking for a way to use Exchange 2007 Powershell scripting to give admins in our other offices the ability to add new users with mailboxes, without giving them access to our centralized Exchange 2007 servers. Here's a rough layout of how I think it should work: Domain.local > New User and Mailbox >New York >Los Angeles >Chicago > User Accounts >New York >Los Angeles >Chicago 1. Create an OU in AD called "New User and Mailbox" 2. Create sub OUs for each office 3. Give admins in each office, rights to create user accounts in their respective office's OU 4. Create a script that will monitor these OUs on a schedule The script will have to do the following as well: 5. If a user account is created in one of these office OUs, check the three Exchange servers to see which of them has the smallest database 6. Once the server with the database is found, create the mailbox in that database 7. After the mailbox is attached to the new user account, the script will then move the user object into the correct OU - for example User Accounts > New York, so that the correct GPOs can apply to the new user. I'm not good a Powershell scripting myself, but I know thiscan be done.Please steer me in the right direction - I would greatly appreciate it.Cheers.

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