Teknologist
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Dear Microsoft,
Public Folders are way to hard to manage in Exchange 2007/2010. Adding/Removing folders is a pain the neck; even if I’ve got the right permissions, I still don’t have the right permissions. Please fix this immediately.
Yours Truly,
Teknologist
PS: Do something about getting Local Continuous Replication (LCR) in 2010 too? Thanks!
I’m getting pretty used to powershell in my day to day workings with Exchange. Today however, I was helping a user out on a PC in a different department and I needed to find all of the members of a specific security group. Sure, I could remote back into my work PC and launch ADUC [...]
My grandfather always says to work “smarter and not harder” which is 1930′s speak for be more efficient.
Why couldn’t Microsoft have listened to him (and all the other grandpa’s of the world who say the same aphorism)?
I had a user come in the other day with a Windows Mobile HTC Touch Pro 2. [...]
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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