When migrating to a new (version of) Exchange this is how you can synchronize the Public Folders : Start the exchange management shell and execute the following code : C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\V14\Scripts> .\AddReplicaToPFRecursive.ps1 -Server "Exchange 2007 PF server name" -TopPublicFolder "\" -ServerToAdd "Exchange 2010 PF Server Name" You should beRead More →
You can easily check if you have an open relay with websites like http://www.mxtoolbox.com/, https://www.testexchangeconnectivity.com and http://www.checkor.com/ When you found out that they say that you have an open relay you can double check that with the following command : Get-ReceiveConnector | Get-ADPermission | where {($_.ExtendedRights -like “*SMTP-Accept-Any-Recipient*”)} | whereRead More →
This weekend I upgraded a Microsoft Exchange 2010 SP1 Multi tenant environment to SP2. I received the following error : The solution was to start Exchange 2010 SP 2 in unattended mode with the following parameters : Use the Upgrade and the /hosting mode!Read More →
Today I ran into some problems while upgrading Exchange 2010 SP 1 multi tenant to SP 2. The error was “Setup cannot continue with the upgrade because the TevoSource <> process has open files. After some investigating I found that the Appasure Replay agent was causing some interference. Stopping theRead More →
When you encouter users having problems with Activesync, you can check out the following : Make sure the Include inheritable permissions… is checked. Read More →
A customer wants to send through the Exchange 2010 hub transport server to external emailadresses. This is how you can do this : Create a new receive connector : With the following permissions : Final important stap, use powershell to grant anonymous permissions :Read More →
Everybody has seen it one or twice. When importing exchange data using PST files that a user has both an postvak in as an inbox folder. I found a nifty tool that changes the language of the exchange mailbox to a specified language. For example : As you can seeRead More →