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Although Microsoft Windows Server 2003R2 went end-of-life on July 14, 2015, many business are still mid-process of upgrading to newer operating systems. Similar to installing 2003/R2 and 2008/R2, a 2012 or 2012R2 installation is fairly straight forward. This article explains how to install the DHCP role on a Windows 2012 / Windows 2012R2 and is the first in a two-part series on migrating […]
Read moreWith Windows 2012 / Windows 2012R2 now offering a way to failover DHCP, many organizations have opted to migrate their DHCP functions from an older operating system. There are multiple, creative ways to handling a migration from an old server a new server; this article outlines one method of migrating all DHCP scopes from an existing server to a newly […]
Read moreWe will be using AWS to install Linux server which we can use for practice/ hand-on experience at home. One of the other alternative is to install Vmware on your desktop/laptop and then install Linux in its virtual machine. But this way requires a good hardware configuration of your laptop/desktop. Hosting your Linux on cloud is much easy and its […]
Read moreAmazon Web Services (AWS) is a great place to utilize virtually unlimited storage and compute for your enterprise IT needs. It also gives you the ability to scale IT resources up and down without having to rely on big capital expenditures upfront. This can speed your time to market, or at the very least give a good idea of the […]
Read moreBack in 2011 a division within the company I work for went Google. As part of the Service Desk team I was just managing Google Apps for the end users, years later I am now an IT Systems Engineer and I am managing the entire G Suite product for the entire company. If you manage G Suite for a business […]
Read moreIf you manage G Suite for a business you might want to take the G Suite Administrator Fundamentals training and quiz. Once completed you will get a certificate. URL: http://admin-training.googleapps.com/#/
Read moreI recently ran into a problem where some user’s were beginning to receive email messages from Exchange, informing them that their Meeting Request’s were being forwarded to additional recipients. See below for the fix. Exchange 2007 Verify the setting is turned on or off: Get-MailboxCalendarSettings user | fl Remove the setting: Set-MailboxCalendarSettings rscherer –RemoveForwardedMeetingNotificiations:$true Exchange 2010/ […]
Read moreQuick post today. If you have an criteria of emails that you want to delete from all mailbox’s you can use Search-Mailbox to delete the message from users mailbox. For example, you get hit with a virus email that has the subject “I am a virus” from the user virussender@virus.com. The below search goes through all mailbox’s and deletes any […]
Read moreTo view disconnected mailbox’s, essentially mailboxes that have been deleted from their user accounts, you need to first ensure that Exchange has gone through and cleaned the database. This is done to ensure that it marks that mailbox as deleted. If your database is MDB36, run the following command: Clean-MailboxDatabase MDB36 Exchange gives no result from the command. But now […]
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