Microsoft Exchange and Active Directory Blog
I have just uploaded version 2.0 of the Exchange Reporter. A lot has changed: Exchange Reporter 2.0 is now compatible with Exchange 2010 and Exchange 2013, so there are no longer two different versions, just one. The speed has been improved The way in which the Exchange SnapIns are loaded to the PowerShell ... Read more
Message tracking is always used to analyze mail problems in order to find errors. This may be because a user reports that they have not received a mail or because all users are unable to receive or send mails. In order to find the cause of a problem (or to prove to the user that he has ... Read more
Message Analyzer is the successor to Network Monitor. Do not misunderstand: Message Analyzer is not used to analyze mails, but to see what is happening on the line, similar to Network Monitor or Wireshark.
The big advantage of Message Analyzer is that it can decrypt encrypted connections if the private key is available. This makes Message Analyzer a great tool for error analyzers. Among other things, of course, also for mail problems via encrypted connections.
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When users change their name and their user name and email address have been changed, users sometimes complain that Outlook still displays their old name or email address: The reason for this is as follows: When Outlook 2010/2013 is set up, the user's e-mail address is stored in the Outlook profile. You can therefore change the user name and e-mail address ... Read more
In the last part of this series of articles, we will deal with the publication of certificates and revocation lists via HTTP. Part 1 and part 2 can be found here: https://www.frankysweb.de/server-20082012-pki-installieren-teil-1/ https://www.frankysweb.de/server-20082012-pki-installieren-teil-2/ First create a new share on the server that will later deliver the revocation lists and certificates via HTTP. I have created the share in the last ... Read more
From now on, www.frankysweb.de is also accessible in encrypted form via HTTPS. At least the admin password no longer passes through the network unencrypted. So it's more of an advantage for me than for you... But I just wanted to mention it once and contribute a small part to the fact that data is only exchanged in encrypted form, no matter what ... Read more
By default, Exchange 2010 has a size limit of 10 MB for the ActiveSync protocol. If users try to send or receive larger attachments on ActiveSync devices, they will receive an error message that is slightly different depending on the mobile operating system. With Apple's iOS, the message reads something like "The message was rejected by the server." In ActiveSync ... Read more
New updates are available for Exchange 2007, 2010 and 2013. Click here to download: Update Rollup 14 for Exchange Server 2007 Service Pack 3 Update Rollup 7 for Exchange Server 2010 Service Pack 3 Cumulative Update 6 for Exchange Server 2013 Here is an overview of the fixes/changes: Exchange 2007 SP4 RU14 Exchange 2010 ... Read more
With Exchange 2010, a small inconspicuous button was added to the Exchange Management Console, which can often be helpful: When you click on the "Command Logging" button, the Exchange Management Shell command that makes the change is displayed. This small feature was often helpful when looking for the appropriate command for a script. Exchange ... Read more
In part 1, the root CA was installed, which will later be taken offline (i.e. shut down). Now, however, we will first take care of the sub-CA that is to be integrated into Active Directory. This is the second part of the PKI installation. The first step is to publish the certificate and the revocation list of the root CA in the Active Directory. The easiest way to do this is ... Read more
