Post regarding Exchange Server and Exchange Online
A common Exchange administrative task is to search for and remove emails from mailboxes. This is often due to a malicious email that may have made its way past the email filter. Or in a…
RBAC allows applying granular permissions based on someone's job role, such as user management, e-discovery, or read-only access. You can customize RBAC with the PowerShell commands explained in this article. Read my full post over…
One common Exchange administrative task is to find the total size of mailboxes in the environment. This can be useful to find the biggest mailboxes or ones that are (nearly) empty as targets for removal…
Recently I had to perform a familiar function: integrating Skype for Business with Exchange in order to allow IM and presence functionality inside of OWA (or “Outlook on the Web” as it is now known).…
The dreaded ticket: a user's photo had been updated in Active Directory, but the photo in Exchange has not updated. Interestingly enough, this was in a hybrid Exchange 2013 environment. Users located in Exchange Online…
The Exchange Server 2016 Preview has been out for almost a month and I'm just now getting around to taking a look at it. I attended Ignite back in May 2015 when they announced Exchange…
I recently got to dive into an issue that I found pretty interesting. It involved a user going over the database quotas for Issue Warning and Prohibit Send but never receiving a notification about it.…
While researching a different issue, I came across the topic of assigning mailboxes a Secondary Dial Plan in Exchange Unified Messaging. While I had been studying and researching quite a bit on UM, I had…
Recently I ran into a situation where I had disconnected several users primary and archive mailboxes and had to reconnect them. Initially I only reconnected the primary mailboxes, and later I decided to reconnect the…