A Drink of Technology for the Thirsty Mind
You probably already know that a User Account in Active Directory is an Active Directory Object, or simply said, a record in an AD database. Most of the time we create user accounts for people, however user accounts can also be created for applications or processes. User accounts allow a person to access resources on a network. But we can […]
Read moreIf you have a website and want to change domain names or if you need to change the architecture of your site, you won’t want visitors following links from other sites and search engines such as Google to get an error while visiting your website. This can cause visitors to click away and a loss of rankings in the search […]
Read moreAlthough I think that Microsoft has done a pretty decent job creating the Exchange 2007 version of OWA, the fact remains that the default OWA configuration may not suit every organization, or even every user within an organization. There are a number of possible reasons why an administrator may need to customize the OWA experience, but they may not always […]
Read moreHere is how you can save your Google email as a PDF file: Top right of your email click on the Printer Icon: On the left pane click on CHANGE… button And select the SAVE AS PDF option. Now click on Save and choose the location where you want to save the file. (Desktop, My Documents…etc)
Read moreHow to Export your Outlook mailbox to a .PST file and add it to Outlook 2007 as a Personal Folder Exporting to a .PST file: In Outlook got to File > Import and Export > Select Export to a file Click on Next. Choose the Personal Folder File (.pst) option Click on Next. In this screen make sure to highlight […]
Read moreIn fact, this information is easily available on technet, but sometimes it is useful to organize and put them in one place. Exchange 2010 and Exchange 2007 recipients limit There is an important change compared to Exchange 2003 – Distribution group are treated as one recipient. We can restrict recipients limit at the following levels: Organization Transport server Receive Connector […]
Read moreMost of us who has used Shared Mailbox in Microsoft Exchange environment, met with users complaints that emails which they sent a message using the shared mailbox account goes to Sent Items personal mailbox. This behavior is normal for example when we use Microsoft Outlook with a personal mailbox and automapped shared mailbox. Then when we delete or send message […]
Read moreIn this article we will cover ways to monitor and troubleshoot common problems with Active Directory. Although listing ways to troubleshoot Active Directory could easily span into a 3 volume book set, we will cover the most common issues and solutions here within these articles. Whether you are already a pro, or just a beginner – these tips should serve […]
Read moreIt’s amazing the way that time can go by. People tend to think of computers as being high tech, but the TCP/IP protocol has been around in one form or another for over three decades. As such, TCP/IP has had time to really mature and be made stable and reliable. When it comes to computers, nothing is foolproof though. When […]
Read moreIn this article we will take a look at the proper steps to troubleshooting routing problems. Although this methodology and approach can be used in just about any troubleshooting scenario, we will focus our exercise on routing. A router is a device that determines the path from a source to a destination. A router is the default gateway for a […]
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