Some of you will be aware that I have recently been working on a series which takes a look at Monitoring Exchange Server using Nagios Core. Whilst doing so, I started to think about administrative notifications and the different types of channel that can be used to get key information across to you in a […]
Welcome to part 3 of my series which is based around how you can use Nagios to monitor both Windows and Exchange Servers. In the previous two posts (Part 1 is located here and Part 2 is located here) – I covered the following: Part 1 Setting up Nagios on Ubuntu Part 2 Setting up […]
Someone asked me a little while back why I love Exchange so much. This was an interesting question, as even though I have worked with Exchange for many years – I had not really considered why I like it so much as a product until that point in time – or indeed that I really […]
In a previous article, I provided a Powershell script which could be used to create a number of users for use within a Lab (test environment). Moving on from that, I recently started thinking about other elements of Exchange that are typically very repetitive to perform, but are also needed within an LAB infrastructure – […]
