Find The Total Number Of Mailboxes In Your Organization
How can you quickly find the total number of mailboxes in your organization? You can do it now by running a shell command. Get-Mailbox | Measure-Object You can further customize…
A Drink of Technology for the Thirsty Mind
How can you quickly find the total number of mailboxes in your organization? You can do it now by running a shell command. Get-Mailbox | Measure-Object You can further customize…
At times we run into a situation where we need to find out who all have email forwarding enabled and to which address. It is easy to complete this task…
Let’s say that your only exchange server, which hosts all the roles have died and you need to build a new exchange server. In order to have a working server,…
Most exchange admins will run into this problem at some point. You do either one of the two actions – delete a user account using AD users and computers or…
There are plenty of reasons why you might want to give one user access to another user’s mailbox. The first user may be in the hospital, or under HR review,…
If you have an Exchange server and wish to create a new domain user account, the best way to accomplish it would be using Microsoft Exchange Server. Many IT professionals…
Granting a user read-only access to the mailbox and calendar of another user in an Exchange Server organization. This is a common scenario and the solution is reasonably simple though…
One of the less well understood components of a working email system is the MX record. I do find a lot of IT administrators looking after Exchange servers who don’t…
Cut down on spam with IP Block List Providers (RBL) One easy way to make a huge dent in the amount of spam your Exchange organization receives is to configure…
On a normal Exchange Server 2007 deployment an Edge server role is setup facing the Internet and the Hub Transport role is hosted on an internal server. Anti-Spam agents such…