Voip agent mail rules powershell
A very specific and technical question!
To manage VoIP agent mail rules using PowerShell, you'll need to use the Exchange PowerShell module and the Get-MailRule
and New-MailRule
cmdlets.
Here are some examples to get you started:
Get existing mail rules
Get-MailRule -Filter {Recipient -eq "VoIP Agent"} | Format-Table
This command retrieves all mail rules that apply to the "VoIP Agent" recipient and displays the results in a table.
Create a new mail rule
New-MailRule -Name "VoIP Agent Rule" -Recipient "VoIP Agent" -Condition "From -eq '[email protected]'" -Action "MoveToFolder" -Folder "VoIP Agent Inbox"
This command creates a new mail rule named "VoIP Agent Rule" that applies to the "VoIP Agent" recipient. The rule will move emails from the "[email protected]" sender to the "VoIP Agent Inbox" folder.
Modify an existing mail rule
Get-MailRule -Filter {Name -eq "VoIP Agent Rule"} | Set-MailRule -Condition "From -eq '[email protected]'" -Action "MoveToFolder" -Folder "VoIP Agent Inbox - New"
This command retrieves the existing mail rule named "VoIP Agent Rule" and updates its condition and action to move emails from the "[email protected]" sender to the "VoIP Agent Inbox - New" folder.
Delete a mail rule
Get-MailRule -Filter {Name -eq "VoIP Agent Rule"} | Remove-MailRule
This command retrieves the existing mail rule named "VoIP Agent Rule" and deletes it.
Note: Make sure you have the Exchange PowerShell module installed and imported before running these commands. You can do this by running Import-Module -Name Exchange
in your PowerShell session.