Tip: You can find the Microsoft Exchange Schema Version with PowerShell :
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#requires -Version 1 -Modules activedirectory function Get-ExchangeSchemaVersion { $schemaVersionExchange = (Get-ADObject -Identity "CN=ms-Exch-Schema-Version-Pt,CN=schema,CN=configuration,$((Get-ADRootDSE).defaultNamingContext)" -Properties rangeUpper).rangeUpper switch ($schemaVersionExchange) { 4397 { '4397 : Exchange 2000 RTM' } 4406 { '4406 : Exchange 2000 SP3' } 6870 { '6870 : Exchange 2003 RTM' } 6870 { '6870 : Exchange 2003 SP1' } 6870 { '6870 : Exchange 2003 SP2' } 10637 { '10637 : Exchange 2007 RTM' } 11116 { '11116 : Exchange 2007 SP1' } 14622 { '14622 : Exchange 2007 SP2' } 14625 { '14625 : Exchange 2007 SP3' } 14622 { '14622 : Exchange 2010 RTM' } 14726 { '14726 : Exchange 2010 SP1' } 14732 { '14732 : Exchange 2010 SP2' } 14734 { '14734 : Exchange 2010 SP3' } 15137 { '15137 : Exchange 2013 RTM' } 15254 { '15254 : Exchange 2013 CU1' } 15281 { '15281 : Exchange 2013 CU2' } 15283 { '15283 : Exchange 2013 CU3' } 15292 { '15292 : Exchange 2013 CU4' } 15300 { '15300 : Exchange 2013 CU5' } 15303 { '15303 : Exchange 2013 CU6' } 15312 { '15312 : Exchange 2013 CU7' } 15317 { '15312 : Exchange 2016 Preview' } } } |
