So, you are a savvy Exchange administrator with a proactive monitoring tool and you are notified that your Submission queue on one of your Exchange servers has a high quantity of messages in the queue. What do you do? First, you will want to check the submission queue Open the Exchange Management Console and click […]
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Exchange 2010 Public Folders Manage Send As Issue
By 24x7 IT Connect on March 7, 2014 in Active Directory, Exchange, Exchange 2010, Exchange Management Shell, Theresa Miller
I recently ran accross an issue where mail-enabled public folders will not allow even your Exchange administrators to Manage the Send As permissions on a public folder. This is typically due to the fact that public folders have been migrated from an older version of Exchange. For more detail, please find the following article I […]
Automating Exchange 2010 Audit Logging
For many organizations implementation of Exchange Audit Logging is necessary to ensure who, what, when and why someone was access mailbox data. For me I found it important to be able to automate this process, so I wrote an article that explains how to do this with Exchange Management Shell. This article can be found through the […]
Issue Assigning Exchange 2010 Role Assignment Policies
Recently I experienced an issue where when updating my Exchange 2010 RBAC (Role Based Access Control) policies there was an issue with the anticipated outcome of running the following command: Set-RoleAssignmentPolicy “Default Role Assignment Policy” –IsDefault After running the above command all Active Directory objects should be running the Default Role Assignment Policy, but in my […]
Ringing in the New Year 2014 (Citrix, Exchange and Active Directory)
By 24x7 IT Connect on December 30, 2013 in Active Directory, Citrix, Citrix Powershell, Exchange, Exchange 2010, Exchange Management Shell, Virtualization
This past year brought about many new exciting things in technology. On the Citrix frontier virtual desktops are the hot topic. There are many great options available to organizations such as Citrix XenApp Hosted Desktops, VMWare VDI and Citrix XenDesktop VDI. Discovery of these topics includes performance, costs and reliability. What really makes sense for […]
Issue with Assigning Exchange 2010 Role-Assignment Policies
Have you ever needed to change your Default Role Assignment Policy in Exchange 2010 through Exchange Management Shell? An example of when you might want to do this is to prevent users from creating organizationally visible distribution lists through Outlook Web App. Recently I realized that there may be a problem with the Set-RoleAssignmentPolicy command that […]