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It’s always good to know how many users might be affected by an taking a server down. The following PowerShell function will grab performance counter data from each server to determine the number of active OWA and RPC connections:
Time to time, I see situations, when Exchange unable to send some emails to some organisations. In most cases, there is not a problem on Exchange level. Very often, it’s is DNS issues. If you check your logs, you can find there some events with similar content: The DNS server encountered an invalid domain name […]
As an Exchange administrator, there are times when it’s useful to have a visual, straightforward and concise document that gives you a good overview of your environment. Steve Goodman created a very nice PowerShell script that generates Exchange Environment Reports. I would call this script as one of those, that all of us “MUST HAVE” […]
Exchange Pre-Deployment Analyzer..Click here The ExPDA tool performs a scan of your existing Exchange and Active Directory environments and produces a report that lists all items that require attention prior to deployment. Exchange Server Profile Analyzer..Click here The EPA tool performs a scan of either a single database or the entire organisation to create an […]
The following list of tools and scripts could be in use if you need to do an Active Directory (AD) Health Check, or if you simply would like to know more about your network infrastructure. Of course, this is not a full list, but I think this is a most important and … Feel free […]
So, more and more companies deploying an Exchange. And as you know, the next step after Exchange Implementation MUST be a backup configuration. And now is a very surprising point. Many sysadmins are willing to pay over for complex backup solutions which they don’t necessarily need. As “Exchange Dinosaur” (I still remember Exchange 4.0 :))) […]
I’ve already mentioned many time that I’m disabling IPv6 almost on all my servers and workstation. In today days, I really don’t see a reason to have it enabled (maybe in next few years, but not now). Let’s see today how to disable / enable IPv6 via Group Policy (GPO)… Jeff Guillet created the corresponding […]
I’ve a client that runs a special program on about 100 servers. This program writes a log to a central server every 3 minutes. So, when I checked the main server, I have a directory Logs (C:\Logs). Log’s directory contains many log files (each log for each server). We’ve installed a web server on our […]
