While "It's not a bug, it's a feature," is a fairly well known joke, did you know that back on September 9, 1945, the first actual. It has been a week of ups and downs but we have finally made it to Friday! Snap! KEV catalog updates, Data Center Alley, GIFShell, Harvest Moon, Babylon 5 Spiceworks Originals.Question #2 would be how to call that PS script from a batch file, ensuring that it is run synchronously, so that I can follow it with the existing commands to import the file into Shoretel. csv file so that I do not have to do the export part manually?įor starters, I would guess that someone here can share how to do it manually in PowerShell. The existing import process still works once I get a properly-formatted csv file, but how would I automate the process of exporting all contacts in a particular shared mailbox contact list to a. This allowed a user to manage the contact list contents in Outlook but have it automatically propagated to Shoretel where it was available to all users as part of the Shoretel client.īut now that we have moved to Office365, public folders, of course, do not exist, and the source data is now a shared mailbox contact list. csv file, then import it into our Shoretel directory.
Before the move, we had a process provided by Shoretel (phone/VM/PBX) that used ExchangeWS to export the contents of a particular public folder to a. We recently moved from on-premises Exchange 2010 to Office365.
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