As I have mentioned previously in Exchange Migrations one thing I have found is to collate a list of existing users on the current server For a project one thing I had to consider was the size of the mailboxes for each user. Due to the limitations on their Internet connectivity, we made the ...
Someone with a few more years IT experience than me quite a few years ago said that they did not like Re-Directed My Documents. At the time I didn’t really get their point. It seemed like a great way, in theory of not storing data on local machines and ensuring that they are updated server side. ...
The Cisco SG300 range is a entry business grade switch. Depending on where you sit on the fence of Old School IT OG or not will dictate if you like the Web GUI it comes with. Personally, I prefer the CLI presented in CATOS (Showing my age now) and IOS Switches. While the SG300 series ...
Outlook 2016 see’s Microsoft doing away with the manual Exchange Setup. This means the only way to add an account is using the Auto Account Add feature. For this to happen it is imperative to make sure that the Auto Discover entries for your Domain are correct We have seen examples where the autodiscover has ...
Handy Way to change a Windows Server Product Key via Command Line should you ever need to Run an Elevated Command Prompt and enter the following [crayon-5e892bbace333670565740/] “XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX” Represents your new product key
Creating A user’s Active Directory account and mailbox is something that can be done in AD and Exch EMC – However, I have found it quicker to do so by PoweShell. When implementing a customer on multi-tenanted The process can be broken down into 2 steps before we can begin to create users Create ...
A task that I have to to do on a regular basis is to add customers to our Hosted Exchange environment. The process can be broken down into 2 steps before we can begin to create users Create the organization Unit for the Customer in Active Directory Create the Customer in the Exchange Environment ...
One thing I have done quite a lot of is Exchange Migrations. Something I have always found prevalent is to take the opportunity prior to the migration is produce a list of users on the existing servers taking the opportunity to cull any users, redefine and chop and change aliases also to bring uniformity to ...
Migration of Exchange is something I have done on multiple times either from On-Premise to On-Premise or more often than not On-Premise to our Hosted Platform. Up until now once the initial Exchange configuration is complete the way we have been creating mailboxes is to do so manually via PowerShell and creating each user individually. ...
I have recently just finished a project that saw me move a customer from an on-premise Exchange Server to that of one in our Datacentre in order to confirm to a more ‘Hybrid Cloud’ solution. One issue that was clear from the beginning of the project is that the solution we were moving from supported Public ...
