Update Exchange 2003 Default Address policy to Exchange 2010
Simple little Exchange Management Shell command to update the "Default policy" to be upgraded to Exchange 2010: Open Exchange Management Shell and type: Set-EmailAddressPolicy “Default Policy” -IncludedRecipients AllRecipients This will ask you to comfirm, type Y and hit enter. Job Done, hope this helps.
Export all Email addresses to CSV file – Exchange 2010
Useful script to export all the Primary email addresses and aliases to a simple CSV file which can be read easily. This outputs the file to c:\ for example but can be changed. Get-Mailbox -ResultSize Unlimited |Select-Object DisplayName,ServerName,PrimarySmtpAddress, |Where-Object {$ -ceq “smtp”} | ForEach-Object {$}}} | Export-CSV c:\ -NoTypeInformation Hope…
Problems connecting to a Server through VPN connection
Having problems connecting to a server through a VPN connection, this is more likely an internal DNS issue, but you should be able to get around it by manually adding the Servers name and IP address to your hosts file. To add an entry in the “Hosts” file: · First…
Map network Drive using credentials
If you have a script used to map a network drive and need to use credentials for what ever reason, the network share isn't on a domain, you can use a simple script in your batch file: @echo off rem The line below will delete any existing mapping to the…
Recover deleted Public Folders using Outlook Web Access.
This will help any of you who've needed to recover or restore a Public Folder quickly because some donut has accidentally deleted it. Plus you don't have to go back to your Tape or USB Backup. The Prep Ensure you have full access to the parent folder, Owner rights will…