Exchange 2007 Account naming Conventions - Console vs Powershell
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From: GoTrojans on 9 Mar 2010 13:20 I was trying to add a service account via Powershell as a viewonlyadmin, and powershell indicated the account didn't exist. The account name was _sa$admin Powershell indicated that _sa didn't exist. But, I am able to add the same _sa$admin account via the Exchange Management Console. Should I be OK to move forward with using _sa$admin via the Exchange Management Console? Any potential gotcha's? Thanks
From: Mike Pfeiffer on 9 Mar 2010 15:03 PowerShell variables start with $ so it's seeing $admin as an empty variable. You can escape that by enclosing it in sing quotes. You can just type these into the PowerShell console to see what I mean: "_sa$admin" #returns _sa '_sa$admin' #returns _sa$admin "GoTrojans" wrote: > I was trying to add a service account via Powershell as a viewonlyadmin, and > powershell indicated the account didn't exist. The account name was _sa$admin > Powershell indicated that _sa didn't exist. But, I am able to add the same > _sa$admin account via the Exchange Management Console. > > Should I be OK to move forward with using _sa$admin via the Exchange > Management Console? Any potential gotcha's? > > Thanks
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