Send-MailMessage – Exchange 2007 sp2 and Exchange 2010

Exchange 2007, Powershell 5 Comments

Sending email throught command had multiple steps,  now Exchagne 2007 SP2 which works on Powershell V2 has introduced a new cmdlet Send-Mailmessage. Sending email with Send-MailEssage is just single line command Below is the example of the same

Send-MailMessage –From Krishna.k@domain.com –To Rajesh@domain.com –Subject “Send-MailMessage Test” –Body “Send-MailMessage Test”  -Attachments “c:\Attachment.txt” –SmtpServer Hubserver.domain

5 thoughts on “Send-MailMessage – Exchange 2007 sp2 and Exchange 2010”

  2. Hi Krishna:

    Good command but I am having an error from powershell in exchange 2010. Send-MailMessage : Service not available, closing transmission channel. The server response was: 4.3.2 Service not available

    Any ideas
    lee

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  3. Hi,

    Thanks, its a cool option i was looking for.

    How can we add multiple lines to the body (i.e. one sentence in the first line and second sentence in second line)

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  4. Hi Chandran,

    You shold be able to use multiple lines. Below is the example of how you can use html with multiline

    $BodyMessage = @”
    This is the test body of the message with multiline.. wanted to test on this This data will be printed on the next line “@

    Send-MailMessage –From Krishna.k@domain.com –To Rajesh@domain.com –Subject “Send-MailMessage Test” –Body $BodyMessage -Attachments “c:\Attachment.txt” –SmtpServer Hubserver.domain

    Below link has some details on html sytax

    Exchange 2007/2010 – Custom System message – HTML format

    Please Let me know if you need any more information..
    Regards,
    Krishna

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