how to get sender email address in get-queue command for exchange server?

As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, the Get-Queue cmdlet in Microsoft Exchange Server doesn't directly provide the sender's email address in its output. However, you can get information about messages in the queue, including the sender's email address, by using the Get-Message cmdlet.


Here is an example of how you can retrieve information about messages in a queue, including the sender's email address:


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Get-Queue -Identity "QueueIdentity" | Get-Message | Select-Object Identity, Sender, Subject

Replace "QueueIdentity" with the actual identity of the queue you are interested in. This command retrieves messages from the specified queue and selects the Identity, Sender, and Subject properties for each message. You can customize the Select-Object cmdlet to include other properties as needed.


Keep in mind that the Get-Queue and Get-Message cmdlets might have additional parameters and options depending on the version of Exchange Server you are using. Always refer to the documentation or use the Get-Help cmdlet for the most accurate and up-to-date information for your specific Exchange Server version.


Please note that Microsoft may introduce changes or enhancements to Exchange Server beyond my last update in January 2022, so it's a good practice to check the official Microsoft documentation or resources for the latest information.

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