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  • Exchange Email Address Template Objects in PowerShell

    Exchange has a very rich set of objects which are used and created by the various Exchange cmdlets. Unfortunately, these objects (excepting those used by Exchange Web Services) are poorly documented - and the documentation which is available is often incorrect or misleading. I ran into that problem this...
    Posted to Michael's meanderings... (Weblog) by michael on 07-19-2010
  • Antivirus Exclusions and Windows

    In December of 2007, I made two posts: File Level Antivirus for Exchange and Information Store Antivirus for Exchange . Since that time, there is no question that with Exchange 2007 and Exchange 2010 (and the ongoing advancement of various Internet-based threats and malware), that the focus has moved...
    Posted to Michael's meanderings... (Weblog) by michael on 06-16-2010
  • Exchange 2010 Gotcha - #5

    You may - or may not - need to register Filter Packs after you install them. As a prerequsite for installing Exchange 2010, you must install the Office 2007 Filter Packs . As noted in a recent blog post of mine, Office 2010 Filter Pack for Exchange 2007 and Exchange 2010 , the Office 2010 Filter Pack...
    Posted to Michael's meanderings... (Weblog) by michael on 05-28-2010
  • Exchange 2010 Gotcha - #4

    Public Folder Contacts Can't Replicate If you have a public folder contact that includes an e-mail address, there is also an e-mail address type field that is associated with every e-mail address. Note: You cannot see this e-mail address type field by default - but it's still there. To view it...
    Posted to Michael's meanderings... (Weblog) by michael on 05-11-2010
  • Exchange 2010 Gotcha - #3

    The TrustedInstaller - Isn't. Generally, when applying patches (whether service packs or hotfixes or rollups), the installation process will automatically acquire all the necessary permissions - if the user executing the process CAN acquire those permissions. This is especially relevant under Server...
    Posted to Michael's meanderings... (Weblog) by michael on 04-22-2010
  • Exchange 2010 Gotcha - #2

    Incoming e-mail CAN'T come in! This issue is not exclusive to Exchange 2010 - it also exists in Exchange 2007. The default receive connector created by the Exchange setup process does not include permissions to include "Anonymous users" on the default server permission group. Microsoft...
    Posted to Michael's meanderings... (Weblog) by michael on 04-14-2010
  • The ms-Exch-Store-Admin permission

    In last week's blog post, Exchange 2010 Gotcha - #1 , I use the Add-AdPermission PowerShell cmdlet to add a set of permissions to each mailbox database. One of those permissions was the ms-Exch-Store-Admin permission. If you've ever installed any BlackBerry software before, or ever installed...
    Posted to Michael's meanderings... (Weblog) by michael on 04-07-2010
  • Exchange 2010 Gotcha - #1

    As I work through migrations to Exchange Server 2010 with my various clients, I'm developing a list of Exchange 2010 "gotchas". Not necessarily things that are earth-shattering, but do have the potential to be surprising to administrators. Gotcha #1 revolves around the fact that an Offline...
    Posted to Michael's meanderings... (Weblog) by michael on 03-30-2010
  • A Brief History of Time...(ok ok, let's go with "An Introduction to the Windows Time Service")

    Note: This article is written for "modern" versions of the Windows operating system - that is, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Vista, and Windows 7. For older versions of the Windows operating system, the concepts still apply, but some of the command line parameters for...
    Posted to Michael's meanderings... (Weblog) by michael on 01-29-2010
  • Where oh where, did my AD site go...[Alternate title: It's the DNS, stupid.]

    I recently had a very confusing issue arise at one of my Exchange 2007 clients and I decided to share it with you. At this particular company, an Active Directory site is reserved for Exchange, and there are two domain controllers (both global catalog servers) in that AD site. The front-end is two CAS...
    Posted to Michael's meanderings... (Weblog) by michael on 01-19-2010
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