The problem is with the exchange wmi classes, when I run default wmi queries like Select * from Win32_ComputerSystem they run fine, but with the exchange classes its a bit of a problem and the code fails at die "problem".Win32::OLE->LastError; 
problemWin32::OLE(0.1703) error 0x80041021
    after character 0 in
"winmgmts:{impersonationLevel=impersonate}!\\.\ROOT     mv2pplications
+←xchange:E
xchangeQueue" at test_wmi.pl line 11.

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Is there any way of accessing exchange performance classes with perl in any way? I've done some reading about it and the documentation is around but there are no samples and not quite what I'm looking for..

In reply to Re^2: WMI query Exchange Server with Perl by Ice-Breaker
in thread WMI query Exchange Server with Perl by Ice-Breaker

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