email - Logging into Outlook using powershell with no user logged on -


I was wondering if it is possible to create a power script to enter a specific Outlook mailbox and make the script Adding is a fixed task so that no user can be logged on.

If you have an arbitrary exchange mailbox, you can either

  1. < P> Use the Outlook object model to log in to a predefined profile (namespaces.logon) and to call namespace (which can not be used in a service, such as scheduler). GetSharedDefaultFolder If the set of mailboxes are always the same, you can add these static mailboxes to the profile (open them as delegate mailboxes) and access them in the program using the namespace.store collection.

  2. - This is HTTP based, so you can use it from the service

  3. (C ++ or Delphi only) . The native API is used by Outlook only, it can be used in any service.

  4. (It wraps extended MAPI and can be used in any language) This allows you to dynamically log in to an Exchange mailbox. LogonExchangeMailbox / LogonExchangeHostedMailbox (no existing profile is required). Other mailboxes can be opened by RDOSaction.redited mailbox.


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