A reader of my blog contacted me the other day with the following question: I am a contractor at my company which is being broken […]
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Quick Tip–adding multiple Remote IP Addresses to Receive Connectors…
A couple of weeks back an online buddy of mine contacted me to ask some advice. In essence his company was performing some major upgrades […]
Read moreQuick Tip (Revisited) – How to get the physical sizes of Exchange Databases (in different versions of Exchange from a single script)
A couple of weeks back I published a very simple script which I had been using on a few versions of Exchange to determine the […]
Read moreExchange 2010–Get Physical Mailbox Database Size Script
Script Description This PowerShell script is a sample which is attached to this article. The script performs the following functions: Is executed from the Exchange […]
Read moreQuick Tip – How can I get the physical sizes of all my Exchange databases
I have been doing some work recently on pulling capacity management information from Exchange 2010 using PowerShell. One requirement that I needed to satisfy was […]
Read moreClient Access Array Switchover script…
Let’s kick off this post by considering the following Exchange 2010 DAG Configuration: In summary – the Exchange infrastructure is spread across 3 geographic sites. […]
Read moreGathering Exchange 2010 Client Access Server Configuration data to a Microsoft InfoPath form…
I have been planning an upgrade within an DAG based Exchange 2010 Service Pack 1 environment to Exchange Service Pack 2 with Roll up 2. […]
Read moreQuick Tip – Script to collate Exchange 2010 OAB Generation Logs…
The other day whilst trying to send an e-mail to a new starter in my organisation I discovered that their name did not appear to […]
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Quick Tip – Running Exchange Based PowerShell script files from the command line or a batch file…
I have been asked this quite a bit over the years, and indeed in most of my articles where I provide PS based scripts I […]
Read moreI don’t like Mondays (tell me why), I don’t like Mondaaays–get your Out of Office set automatically if you don’t work on a specific day…
As the Boom Town Rats (and Sir Bob) said, I don’t like Mondays. Some of you lucky folks don’t have to work on a Monday […]
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