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A new mailbox status was introduced with Service Pack 1 for Exchange Server 2010: Softdeleted In these articles I have described how disconnected mailboxes can be deleted. https://www.frankysweb.de/?p=209 https://www.frankysweb.de/?p=130 Thanks to a reader (Rolf, thanks again at this point) I have learned that with Service Pack 1 the new mailbox status was introduced ... Read more
Some very interesting and worthwhile videos from TechEd North America 2011 have been put online on the Exchange Team website. If you would like to watch the videos, you will find them here: http://blogs.technet.com/b/exchange/archive/2011/05/27/exchange-at-teched-north-america-2011-recap-and-videos.aspx
Service Pack 2 for Exchange 2010 has been announced for the second half of the year. Some interesting new features will be included in the service pack, on the one hand Exchange Segmentation will be supported again, on the other hand there will be possibilities to host local and Office365 based mailboxes. So you can be curious. Here is the complete news: http://blogs.technet.com/b/exchange/archive/2011/05/17/announcing-exchange-2010-service-pack-2.aspx
With Service Pack 1 for Exchange Server 2010, something has changed with regard to separate mailboxes. There is a new CMDlet with which separate mailboxes can be deleted. With Exchange 2010 without Service Pack 1, this worked as described here via "Remove-Mailbox" Since Service Pack 1 for Exchange 2010, the CMDlet "Remove-StoreMailbox" has been added. ... Read more
In connection with exchange back pressure, you can read that the number of version buckets also has an influence on back pressure. But honestly, who knows what version buckets are? Here is a short explanation: To understand what version buckets are, you have to look at the way Exchange works. An incoming message is not ... Read more
Back Pressure is a monitoring function for system resources integrated into the hub transport role. For example, the utilization of the RAM and the available space on the hard disk are monitored. If a resource is heavily utilized, the back pressure function is automatically activated. This "artificially" slows down or completely rejects connections to the hub transport role. ... Read more
The AntiSpam Agents of Exchange 2010 are already installed on an Edge Transport Server, on an internal Hub Transport Server this can be done using the Exchange Management Shell: To do this, a script must be executed which is located in the Exchange installation folder. The default path is: C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\V14\Scripts This folder contains the script "install-AntispamAgents.ps1", which is executed via ... Read more
In a previous article, I described how to install the Spam Filter Agents on an internal Hub Transport Server. If you want to filter spam using a blacklist such as SpamHaus.org, you can configure this blacklist as an IP blacklist provider. The procedure is the same on an Edge Transport as it is on a Hub Transport server: Via the Exchange Management Console First in ... Read more
Normally, the user or their client determines the language settings of a mailbox hosted on an Exchange server. Example: A new mailbox is created on the Exchange Server, initially the "Language" attribute of the mailbox is empty. When a client logs in for the first time, this attribute is now filled in. For example, one of the users logs on to the ... Read more
It often happens that some programs can send status messages or reports by e-mail, but do not offer any kind of authentication. Often you can only specify an SMTP server, but unfortunately no account information. For such cases, you can create a new receive connector that also accepts and forwards mails without prior authentication. However, this option is ... Read more
