I’m stumped. I’m trying to find a way to quickly list all users who have OOO enabled (we run it as a service). Here’s what I’ve tried:
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“Tell Router O” and “Tell Router O >c:\blah.txt”. This is fantasic…exactly what I need, EXCEPT that you can only use it interactively. When I run it via SendConsoleCommmand, it tells me ‘A command has been executed on a remote server’, and my blah.txt has the same line in it. Apparently you can only output SHOW commands via SendConsoleCommand. If I issue a ‘Tell Router O’ via the conosle, the output is like a dream come true. WHY LOTUS, WHYYYYY!!!
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Tried reading busytime.nsf (clubusy.nsf), but that data is apparently stored in some wacky format that I can’t read with native LS. Ugh…
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Wrote an agent to loop through EVERY mail file on the server, opening the out of office profile document to check if it’s enabled. This works, but I don’t want to open up thousands of email databases…this is a last resort option.
Does anyone have any quicker ideas for determining via script who actively has an OOO service enabled?