Public/Migration/Convert/ConvertTo-x500.ps1
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function ConvertTo-x500 { <# .SYNOPSIS Convert IMCEAX NDRs to code to run against a mailbox .DESCRIPTION Convert IMCEAX NDRs to code to run against a mailbox .PARAMETER IMCEAEX Use IMCEAEX found in NDR or trace logs The NDR might looks something like this... Couldn't deliver to the following recipients: IMCEAEX-_o=ExchangeLabs_ou=Exchange+20Administrative+20Group+20+28FYDIBOHF23SPDLT+29_cn=Recipients_cn=86595dbec932d461fbdfe93cb1234585e-Joe+20Smit@namprd13.prod.outlook.com .EXAMPLE ConvertTo-x500 -IMCEAEX "IMCEAEX-_o=ExchangeLabs_ou=Exchange+20Administrative+20Group+20+28FYDIBOHF23SPDLT+29_cn=Recipients_cn=86595dbec932d461fbdfe93cb1234585e-Joe+20Smit@namprd13.prod.outlook.com" .NOTES Modified Matt Ellis's code. It was missing ("+2C", ",") so I corrected it here. Thank you to Chris Dent for the URLDecode method #> param ( [Parameter()] [string] $IMCEAEX ) if ($IMCEAEX.Substring(0, 7) -ne "IMCEAEX") { Write-Host -ForegroundColor Red "`nSorry, your IMCEAEX string must begin with IMCEAEX`n" } else { $x500, $null = [System.Net.WebUtility]::UrlDecode(($IMCEAEX -replace '\+', '%')) -replace 'IMCEAEX-', 'X500:' -replace '_', '/' -split '@' # $X500 = $IMCEAEX.Replace("IMCEAEX-", "X500:").Replace("_", "/").Replace("+20", " ").Replace("+28", "(").Replace("+29", ")").Replace("+2E", ".").Replace("%3D", "=").Replace("+2C", ",").Split("@")[0] Write-Host Write-Host -ForegroundColor DarkCyan "Your converted X.500 address is: `n" Write-Host -ForegroundColor Green $X500 `n } } |