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First 192.168.250.0 is a reserved adress to designate a subnetwork, a host can't have the last octet equal to 0 . That said, if you want to scan from 192.168.250.1 to 192.168.250.11 you can do (1..11)|foreach{ if( test-connexion -quiet 192.168.250.$_ -eq $true){ #ping test if( test-path \\192.168.250.$_\path\IAMTHECORRECTVPNBACKUPSERVER.txt -eq $true ){ …

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Hi, I dont know how to do it with thunderbird, but you could try this for outlook : $o=New-Object -ComObject outlook.application $ns=$o.GetNamespace("MAPI") $pst=$ns.folders.store |?{$_.exchangeStoreType -eq 3} |select -expand filepath

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