Use PowerShell to list all mailboxes a user has access to

Exchange Server | Microsoft 365 | PowerShell

03.10.12

Trying to find out which mailboxes a specific user has access to is a somewhat tedious process in the EMC. Thankfully there is a simple PowerShell command that will give you a complete listing:

get-mailbox | get-mailboxpermission -User “UserName” | fl identity

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