Data Protection for Exchange Server includes a set of Windows PowerShell cmdlets to help you manage Data Protection for Exchange Server components in your
environment.
About this task
You can issue the cmdlets that are provided with
Data Protection for Exchange Server in Windows environments.
Data Protection for Exchange Server
cmdlets help support a seamless management environment and greatly improve remote management and
automation capabilities. You can aggregate cmdlets together to form commands and use the large
volume of existing cmdlets from other vendors.
Before you use the cmdlets, complete the following
steps.
Procedure
- Log on to the system as an administrator.
- From a Windows PowerShell command prompt, issue the following command:
set-executionpolicy remotesigned
- During installation of Data Protection for Exchange Server, the following Windows PowerShell modules are imported automatically from the
TDPExchange folder.
- FmModuleExc.dll
- FmModuleMMC.dll
If you wish to import the Windows
PowerShell modules manually, from the Windows PowerShell
command prompt, import modules, with the administrator credentials, as follows:- Navigate to the TDPExchange folder.
- Issue the following commands:
import-module .\FmModuleExc.dll
import-module .\FmModuleMMC.dll
- (Optional) To use the cmdlets in these modules any time that you start Windows PowerShell, add the following lines to your profile. The following path is the default profile
path.
$path = (get-itemproperty -path "HKLM:\SOFTWARE\IBM\TDPExchange\
currentversion\mmc" -ea SilentlyContinue).path
if ($null -ne $path)
{
dir "$path\fmmodule*.dll" | select -expand fullname | import-module
-force -Global
}
What to do next
For information about creating, running, monitoring, and troubleshooting scripts with
cmdlets, see Windows PowerShell 3.0 or later documentation.
For more information about Windows PowerShell cmdlets,
consistent naming patterns, parameters, arguments, and syntax, see this web page as a starting
point:Microsoft TechNet: Getting Started with Windows PowerShell .