To solve this, I have created a script that generates a report with all configured mail addresses:
How to use it:
- Download the PowerShell script
- Run the script
- Open the output in Microsoft Excel and use "*" as separator
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
[MOSS2007/WSSv3] PowerShell Library - Overview Request Access Email Address
When creating a site collection or sub sites, it is possible to configure an e-mail address to which SharePoint will send Access Requests mails. When a mail address of a user is configured and that user leaves or changes roles, by default there is no way of checking where that address is used.
To solve this, I have created a script that generates a report with all configured mail addresses:
How to use it:
To solve this, I have created a script that generates a report with all configured mail addresses:
How to use it:
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5 comments:
thanks for the script. saved me time to write one. Quiet hadny to use.
so thanks for your effort
Thanks for this script. Is there a way to replace these request access email addresses? I want different email addresses to be added at different locations. Please suggest!
If you rewrite the script which writes the RequestAccessEmail property, you can set the address programatically:
$spweb.RequestAccessEmail = "my@mail.com"
$spweb.Update()
can you make it to work for SharePoint 2010 ?
Hi Nish, just change the following text:
"Windows SharePoint Services Web Application"
into
"Microsoft SharePoint Foundation Web Application"
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