Ever had a new user appear in the “All Users” Address list that you can access via your Address Book but that DO NOT APPEAR inside the Global Address Book (GAL)?
These are most likely users that have only recently been added…because the minute that Exchange does it’s standard maintenance window, it [...]
I previously posted about how to count total number of what I thought was mailboxes on any given server…and today I realized that when I used the command from that post I was coming up with a number just a bit too high for what I was [...]
The other day I wanted to get a quick count of how many recipients I had in the enterprise. Of course, I wanted to be able to run a powershell command instead of going into the EMC. I fooled around with the Get-MailboxStatistics command until I got what I wanted and figured it would be [...]
When migrating from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2007, I had problems with disk space on one of our network drives. For the life of me, I couldn’t figure out what the problem was until we had about 100MB left. Then I realized that every single mailbox move was being logged! Try running a script that [...]
One of the challenges at the hospital where I work is to duplicate the old mailing lists they’ve had around since Exchange came out. Through each subsequent version the lists have been passed…and in some cases, they just won’t migrate or update and have to be recreated.
I found this specifically true for the “All [...]
During a migration from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2007 many find that having 4 maximum thread transactions happening simultaneously is a bottleneck. Using powershell, one can increase the maximum number above 4 and save time and effort in the process.
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