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 14, 2015 | Blog, Events | 0 |
It’s been a while since I last wrote an article… Although there’s no excuses, I...
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 | Jul 14, 2013 | Exchange 2013, How-To's | 4 |
As described in a previous article, an Exchange 2013 server can be placed into a sort of maintenance mode, not only by temporarily pausing a DAG node from the cluster, but also by putting Exchange components on that server into...
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 | Jan 13, 2013 | How-To's, Office 365 | 0 |
I sometimes get the question how one can verify what the version of Exchange they’re running in the cloud. Although it should be pretty obvious based on the GUI (Exchange 2010 vs. Exchange 2013) and the fact that the latter...
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...
Read Moreby Michael Van Horenbeeck | Mar 28, 2012 | How-To's, PowerShell | 2 |
I was recently at a customer who needed to get a report of software that was running on each computer. Since they did not have (or at least not fully deployed) a solution that could do that for them (e.g. System Center...
Read Moreby Michael Van Horenbeeck | Feb 25, 2012 | Blog | 0 |
Recently, I was creating a PowerShell script in which it turned out that I needed to use SIDs to uniquely identify an object. There might be other ways to uniquely identify an object/account but the SID just seemed easiest. One...
Read Moreby Michael Van Horenbeeck | Jan 26, 2012 | Blog | 0 |
Hi there! As you might know, Windows 8 will bring us tons of new features and improvements, some of which have been long awaited. Over the upcoming weeks, I’ll try to produce some blog posts about these changes and improvements...
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