There are a number of powershell scripts out there that will report on queue sizes, but none seem to do exactly what we need in our environment. However I borrowed some of the ideas from other scripts when I was working on my script.

The goals I wanted to address with my script::
- automatically discover all the transport hubs in the organization (for example we have 25 transport hubs)
- check the queues on all the discovered transport hubs
- write top 10 queues to an HTML file
- display the results in a grouped. sorted HTML table (sort by delay time first, then by number of items)
- - sort by the length of delay
- - sort by number of messages
- show the problem queues in red color
- sound an alarm if there is a problem
- auto-refresh

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