Hi Rajesh, I have successfully managed to achieve this and I have now automated the process.
Here is what I did:
I used the existing activity in the workflow - Enable Mailbox. I then customised this as follows to work with the remote mailbox cmdlet:
The credential tag is a credential I use for orchestration and has Exchange Admin as a role in AD. This is extremely important and must have this role. Once granted, it will require an app pool recycle - again, really important,
I added in the remoteroutingaddress and primarysmtpaddress as we have multiple email domains in my business. Both will be the same input which is the users UPN from AD. I required both as with just the remouteroutingaddress, it defaulted the mail account for the user to our main domain. So by including the SMPT, this set the mail address to the correct domain. If you only have the one mail domain, then you may not need to include this.
The domain parameter being: mycompany.onmicrosoft.com
I then utilised the OOB EnableMailbox script file, but updated the parameters. Copy this, create a new midserver script file with it and then link to this activity. Then restart the Mid.
Param([string]$exchangeServer, [string]$domain, [string]$exchangeUser, [string]$RemoteRoutingAddress, [string]$PrimarySmtpAddress, [string]$parameters)
# Import Exchange module
Import-Module -DisableNameChecking "$executingScriptDirectory\Exchange";
# Copy the environment variables to their parameters
if (test-path env:\SNC_exchangeServer) {
$exchangeServer=$env:SNC_exchangeServer;
$domain=$env:SNC_domain;
$exchangeUser=$env:SNC_exchangeUser;
$RemoteRoutingAddress=$env:SNC_RemoteRoutingAddress;
$PrimarySmtpAddress=$env:SNC_PrimarySmtpAddress;
$parameters=$env:SNC_parameters;
};
SNCLog-ParameterInfo @("Running Exchange-EnableRemoteMailbox", $exchangeServer, $domain, $exchangeUse, $RemoteRoutingAddress, $PrimarySmtpAddress)
$session = Create-PSSession -exchangeServerName $exchangeServer -credential $cred;
Import-PSSession $session -DisableNameChecking
# Enable-Mailbox switch parameters
# This parameters do NOT require a value...
# Parameter name is the key and the value is just the version that supports the parameter
$switchParams = @{"Arbitration" = "2010,2013";
"Discovery" = "2010,2013";
"Equipment" = "2010,2013";
"PublicFolder" = "2013";
"Room" = "2010,2013";
"Shared" = "2010,2013";
"Archive" = "2010,2013";
"BypassModerationCheck" = "2010,2013";
"Confirm" = "2010,2013";
"Force" = "2010,2013";
"HoldForMigration" = "2013";
"IncludeSoftDeletedObjects" = "2013";
"ManagedFolderMailboxPolicyAllowed" = "2010,2013";
"OverrideRecipientQuotas" = "2013";
"RemoteArchive" = "2010,2013";
"TargetAllMDBs" = "2013";
"PrimarySMTPAddress" = "2010,2013";
"RemoteRoutingAddress" = "2010,2013";
"WhatIf" = "2010,2013"
};
# MultiValued parameters
# Parameter name is the key and the value is just the version that supports the parameter
$multiValued = @{"AddOnSKUCapability" = "2013";
"ArchiveName" = "2010,2013"
};
# These parameters are for Microsoft internal use only
# Parameter name is the key and the value is just the version that supports the parameter
$microsoftOnly = @{"AccountDisabled" = "2010,2013";
"AddOnSKUCapability" = "2013";
"ArchiveGuid" = "2010,2013";
"BypassModerationCheck" = "2010,2013";
"IncludeSoftDeletedObjects" = "2013";
"Location" = "2013";
"MailboxPlan" = "2013";
"OverrideRecipientQuotas" = "2013";
"SKUAssigned" = "2010,2013";
"SKUCapability" = "2010,2013";
"TargetAllMDBs" = "2013";
"UsageLocation" = "2010,2013"
};
# Define hash table
$myParams = @{};
try {
if ($exchangeUser) {
$myParams.Add("Identity", $exchangeUser);
$myParams.Add("RemoteRoutingAddress", $RemoteRoutingAddress);
$myParams.Add("PrimarySmtpAddress", $PrimarySmtpAddress);
};
$myParams.Add("Confirm", $false);
if ($parameters) {
SNCLog-DebugInfo "`tProcessing parameters: $parameters"
$returnObj = Process-Params -cmd Enable-RemoteMailbox -params $parameters -cmdSwitches $switchParams -internalParams $microsoftOnly -multiValueParams $multiValued -inputParams $myParams;
# retrieve the returned data
$myParams = $returnObj;
};
# Call Cmdlet with our defined parameters
# e.g.: Enable-Mailbox -Identity $exchangeUser -Confirm:$false
# Note: Enable-Mailbox does not return any data
$Private:cmdParams = SNCGet-CmdParams $myParams
SNCLog-DebugInfo "`tInvoking Enable-RemoteMailbox $Private:cmdParams"
Enable-RemoteMailbox @myParams;
if (-not $?) {
SNCLog-DebugInfo "`tEnable-RemoteMailbox failed, $error"
}
} finally {
# Disconnect the session
Remove-PSSession $session;
}This means that you will utilise the existing PS modules on the midserver to ensure that the script runs correctly.
Here is my final workflow:
Hope this helps
