So you have Citrix XenApp, but have not started investigating or do not have the funding for Mobile Device Management and Virtual Desktop (VDI) solutions to secure your enterprise email. Consider using Citrix XenApp and group policy to secure your email data by publishing Outlook Web App instead of using Exchange Active Sync. Don’t get […]
To Relay or not to Relay, that is the Question
So over the years, we have heard a thing or two about Exchange relays and as Exchange administrators may have have even setup relay connectors for our systems/applications to use as to pass along email. Before we go any further though we should first answer the question, what is a relay? Relaying allows a PC […]
Replicate Printer Drivers to Citrix servers through Powershell
In the older versions on Citrix such as XenApp 4.5 it was possible to open the XenApp Advanced Configuration and within Printer Management you could allow Citrix to install printer drivers on your Citrix servers. This was especially useful when bringing a new Citrix server into the environment. In XenApp 6.0 we no longer use […]
How to Add an Exchange Custom Attribute using Powershell
This article applies to Exchange 2010 Every mailbox object in Exchange has a series of fields called custom attributes. These can be found by right-clicking on a mailbox in the Exchange Management Console, choosing properties and then clicking on the custom attributes button in the bottom right-hand corner of the window. There are 15 unique […]
Random thoughts on BYOD and securing email
One of the largest challenges many organizations face is how to secure email. There are many industries including the healthcare, financial and other industries that have government regulated policy to adhere to such as HIPPA and Sarbanes Oxley. So how do we ensure that our uses are not sending out information they shouldn’t be from […]