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Step 1: please copy the following into a notepad and save the file as a bulk.ps1 file. Please note that this file has a .ps1 extension

$list=Get-Mailbox

ForEach ($item in $list)

{

$user=Get-User $item

$sam=$user.SAMAccountName

Set-Mailbox $item-Alias "$sam"

}

Step 2: save the bulk.ps1 file to the local C:\ root directory of Exchange 2010. Then open Exchange Management Shell:

Enter:

C:\ bulk.ps1

And then return to the car.

After completing the above steps, you should see that the aliases of all users' mailboxes have been changed to login names.

Note: $list=Get-Mailbox represents the mailbox variable.

$item represents the property variables for each mailbox.

$sam=$user.SAMAccountName represents the login name variable for each user

You can see that I have finished enabling 200 user mailboxes at a time using Exchange 2010 EMC

You can see that the column of aliases in the user's mailbox is all garbled.

Execute the bulk.ps1 file saved on disk C in EMS

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