PowerShell New-MailboxCreate Exchange 2010 Mailboxes
Use PowerShell to Create Exchange 2010 Mailboxes The first point when creating a new mailbox in Exchange 2010 is does the User Object already exist in Active Directory? In which case you just need to Mail-Enable that user. Alternatively, do you need an example of how to create a brand …
Exchange OWA (Outlook Web App) OWA’s purpose is to mimic what Outlook 2010 does on your desktop, in a browser. Incidentally, there is a name change from Outlook Web Access to App. Topics for Exchange OWA 2010 Rationale, Who Benefits from OWA? Features of OWA 2010 Limitations of Outlook Web …
Use PowerShell to Create Exchange 2010 Contacts Before we create a Contact object at the PowerShell command line, I would like to begin by creating a contact manually. There are two good reasons for this walk-through: To be clear which object we are discussing. To give us pointers for scripting, …
An In-depth Analysis of Anti-Spam Techniques to Protect Your Exchange Server Protecting your Exchange server infrastructure from email spam can be easier said than done. Given the wealth of options available, choosing which solution is best for your needs can be a challenge. You want an anti-spam solution that blocks …
MX Records for Email Delivery In Exchange When your Exchange 2010 organization needs to receive email from the internet via SMTP, then you must configure MX records (Mail eXchange) in DNS. If you are troubleshooting then remember that people need to find your email server. Topics for Exchange 2010 MX …
Set-ExchangeServer For Exchange 2010 This PowerShell cmdlet is for changing Exchange Server 2010 attributes in Active Directory; for example, static global catalog or error reporting. Getting Started with Set-ExchangeServer List the Set-ExchangeServer Parameters Examples of Set-ExchangeServer in Action Checking with Get-ExchangeServer ♣ Getting Started with Set-ExchangeServer Set-ExchangeServer is looking for …
A List of PowerShell Commands for Exchange 2010 There are two difficulties when you try to change settings via the built-in Exchange 2010 console. Firstly there can be confusion from too many drilldowns before you reach the target menu. Secondly, some settings are just not available in the GUI, thus …