Update: Estimating the size of an Exchange (online) Archive
Hi all! A couple of years back, I created a (very basic) script to help estimating the size of an...
Read Moreby Michael Van Horenbeeck | Jan 29, 2019 | Blog, Other, PowerShell | 0 |
Hi all! A couple of years back, I created a (very basic) script to help estimating the size of an...
Read Moreby Michael Van Horenbeeck | Sep 12, 2016 | Blog, Exchange, Other, PowerShell | 34 |
Update 12/09/2016: script updated to version 1.8: Included support for Exchange 2016 CU2+ Made...
Read Moreby Michael Van Horenbeeck | Aug 4, 2016 | Blog, How-To's, Other, PowerShell | 0 |
Many Exchange administrators are familiar with the Get-ADPermission cmdlet. In the contrary to the Get-MailboxPermission cmdlet, the Get-ADPermission cmdlet retrieves Active Directory permissions for an object, instead of...
Read Moreby Michael Van Horenbeeck | Sep 3, 2015 | Blog, Exchange, PowerShell | 0 |
A few years ago, I wrote a PowerShell script which would enumerate the permissions a user had been given in an Exchange environment. Because of some connectivity issues over on pro-exchange.be, earlier, I decided to post the...
Read Moreby Michael Van Horenbeeck | Jul 20, 2015 | Blog, Exchange, PowerShell | 53 |
Latest Update: v1.8 (07/20/2015): fixed a copy/paste error in the script and cleaned up the code...
Read Moreby Michael Van Horenbeeck | Oct 26, 2014 | Blog, Office 365, PowerShell | 7 |
In 2013, Exchange Server MVP Mike Crowley wrote a script which would interactively report on the...
Read Moreby Michael Van Horenbeeck | Aug 18, 2014 | Exchange 2013, PowerShell | 0 |
Recently a customer decided to start using System Center Orchestrator to automate some of the...
Read Moreby Michael Van Horenbeeck | Mar 26, 2013 | How-To's, Office 365, PowerShell | 1 |
[Update 26/03/2013] I wanted to share a quick update to the script with you. Over the past few weeks, I have hitting an issue at some customers that used an outbound authenticating proxy which prevented me from connecting to...
Read Moreby Michael Van Horenbeeck | Jan 20, 2013 | Exchange 2013, PowerShell | 6 |
Update: you actually *can* update the property (even if it’s not there). Seems I was just too blind to notice it earlier. Thanks to Michel De Rooij for pointing this out. In one of my earlier articles, I wrote about how to...
Read Moreby Michael Van Horenbeeck | Nov 21, 2012 | Exchange, How-To's, PowerShell | 0 |
As part of the Autodiscover process, Outlook will query Active Directory in search for the Autodiscover SCP which it will use to discover the Autodiscover URL where it should send its request to. The configuration information...
Read Moreby Michael Van Horenbeeck | Oct 28, 2012 | Exchange 2013, How-To's, PowerShell | 2 |
Along with a whole bunch of other improvements and new features, New-Migrationbatch is one of my favorite new additions to the Management Shell. Prior, if you were moving mailboxes between mailbox servers in e.g. Exchange 2010,...
Read Moreby Michael Van Horenbeeck | Apr 8, 2012 | How-To's, PowerShell | 0 |
Some PowerShell cmdlets require you to have administrative permissions to run them. If you’re creating a script and you’re using such a cmdlet (e.g. writing a file to the root), it would be nice to check up front if the user who...
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