Problem You’ve completed migrating all of your users’ mailboxes from Exchange 2003 to 2010 and used the PowerShell scripts to configure replicas of the legacy Exchange server to your new Exchange 2010 server. The replicas were moved after you’ve verified that all of the folders
I was recently ask by a client about how they could apply permissions for a specific user to all of their existing public folders without having to manually set them via Outlook. The easy answer was that PowerShell could probably do it but since I
I ran into an issue today that got me frustrated not because I couldn’t solve right away but because I’ve come across this before but forgot what I did to solve it so now that I’ve resolved the issue, I figure I’d blog it so
Ran into an interesting problem last month when I noticed that members belonging to distribution and mail-enabled security group no longer receive e-mails after transitioning their Exchange server from 2003 to 2010. Problem You’ve noticed that users who belong to distribution groups no longer receive
I’m sure many Exchange Server 2010 administrators have encountered this problem and because I rarely handle day-to-day operations (I’m more of a projects consultant), last week would have the only the 3rd time since I’ve had to deal with this issue. Since I’m sure I’m
I had to recently redo an Exchange Server 2010 mailbox server’s operating system because the incorrect version was used to for the OS and while I thought about simply using a swing approach where I’d installed another mailbox server, migrate mail, rebuild the operating system
It’s been awhile since I had to set up e-mail notifications with the feature that’s natively built into Windows Server 2008 R2 and as soon as I remember I haven’t written a blog post for it, I thought it would be a good idea to
I’ve been working on a project for a school that had limited budget this year for their infrastructure and was not able to upgrade their Microsoft DPM 2007 backup software to the latest version and since DPM 2007 does not support backing up the Exchange
I ran into an interesting problem last week when I noticed that the new Exchange 2010 servers’ operating systems were all the Datacenter edition when they should have been Standard and the reason why this happened was because the template that was provided for the
I ran into an interesting challenge a few months ago during a project where I was migrating users from Exchange 2003 to 2010. These migrations are usually very straight forward but what was different for this project was that there were several users using BIS
