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Finally the Microsoft PST capture tool has arrived…

As a result of customer feedback Microsoft acquired Red Gate’s solution to import PST files and continued to improve it to provide an enterprise ready PST discovery and importing tool. You can use the tool to import PST directly into your on-premise...

Published 01-30-2012 7:55 by Tonino
How to automatically avoid running Exchange VMs on the same Hyper-V server after a host failure

If you are running Exchange 2010 in a virtualized environment, chances are that you are doing so in a cluster with multiple host servers; whether they are running VMware ESX, Microsoft Hyper-V or any other’s vendor hypervisor. In this article, we...

Published 01-30-2012 12:27 by Michael Van Horenbeeck

Filed under: Exchange 2010, Virtualization
Hybrid Configuration Wizard fails when using a Wildcard certificate

With Exchange 2010 Service Pack 2, the Hybrid Configuration Wizard was introduced which helps you hooking up your on-premise Exchange Server with Office 365. When the Hybrid Configuration Wizard (HCW) is ran, the following tasks are executed: Verifies...

Published 01-24-2012 10:32 by Michael Van Horenbeeck

Filed under: Exchange 2010, Office 365, Service Pack 2, Hybrid
Exchange 2010 SP1: MoveRequest fails with “MapiExceptionNoSupport”

One of my colleagues, Geert Gijsels , recently came across the following interesting issue. During the moves of different mailboxes from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2010 (SP1) there was a mailbox that repeatedly failed at 10% throwing a “MapiExceptionNoSupport...

Published 01-13-2012 5:55 by Michael Van Horenbeeck

Filed under: Exchange 2010, Mailbox, Exchange 2003
Having fun with Mime types in Exchange 2010

When you migrate from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2010 you may have some problems with xml attachments. Al of a sudden xml attachments are send as application/xml mime type instead of text/xml. In our case the application was specifically looking for text...

Published 01-09-2012 11:28 by Koen Vermoesen

Filed under: Exchange 2010
Fix for vulnerability in .NET Framework tested (and recommended) for Exchange Servers

By the end of last year, Microsoft released an update to fix a vulnerability in the .NET Framework. The vulnerability could lead to an unrightful elevation of privilege. More information about the patch can be found here: Microsoft Security Bulletin MS11...

Published 01-06-2012 8:07 by Michael Van Horenbeeck

Filed under: Exchange 2010, Update
Multi-Tenancy Scaling Guide for Exchange 2010 Service Pack 2

With Exchange 2010 Service Pack 2, Microsoft has changed their strategy on multi-tenancy. Before SP2 multi-tenancy was only supported using the Exchange 2010 hosting mode, but thanks to recent developments (Address Book Policies), you are now allowed...

Published 01-03-2012 11:23 by Michael Van Horenbeeck

Filed under: Exchange 2010, Multi-Tenant, Hosting
Public Folder High Availability in an Exchange 2010 DAG environment

Both during the TEC panel discussion and the Pro-Exchange “Meet the product team” event some questions were asked about Public Folder HA. (Hi “Dave”!). A nice occasion to combine some of the screenshots we had lying around in a...

Published 01-02-2012 1:17 by Koen Vermoesen

Filed under: High Availability, Public Folders
Recording of TechNet Webcast “Integrating AD RMS with Exchange, Exchange Online in Office 365 and Windows Phone 7”

Hi! here’s the recording of my TechNet Webcast on Integrating Active Directory Rights Management Services with Exchange and Exchange Online. I do apologize for my hoarseness towards the middle and the end of the video. I hope you’ll enjoy it! Michael...

Published 12-18-2011 10:11 by Michael Van Horenbeeck

Filed under: Exchange 2010, RMS, Office 365
The Exchange 2010 Scripts

Introduction Both Exchange 2007 and Exchange 2010 are accompanied by a bunch of pre-created scripts that allow you to perform various tasks ranging from configuring some extra services to some basic reporting. These scripts reside in a “scripts”-folder...

Published 12-18-2011 9:58 by Michael Van Horenbeeck

Filed under: Exchange 2010, Powershell
A first look at Exchange 2010 Service Pack 2

As previously announced, Microsoft today release Service Pack 2 for Exchange 2010. Next to a few hundred hotfixes, the Service Pack includes the following enhancements and new features. Many Exchange administrators have been eagerly awaiting these new...

Published 12-05-2011 10:49 by Michael Van Horenbeeck

Filed under: Exchange 2010, 2010, Service Pack
Exchange 2010 Service Pack 2 is now available!

Microsoft just released the long awaited Service Pack 2 for Exchange 2010 . This update collects previous updates and brings some new functionality as well: Address Book Policies (a.k.a. Address List Segregation) Hybrid Configuration Wizard for Office...

Published 12-05-2011 9:06 by Michael Van Horenbeeck

Filed under: Exchange 2010, 2010, Service Pack
Restrict access to Exchange 2010 OWA by using Client Certificates

Introduction Recently, I got to a customer that wanted to protect access to Outlook Web App (OWA) with more than just the credentials of the user. At that moment they had already considered other options like using a token (e.g. RSA) or integrating a...

Published 11-27-2011 7:59 by Michael Van Horenbeeck

Filed under: Exchange 2010, 2010, Outlook Web App, OWA
Recommended hotfixes for DAGs running on Windows Server 2008R2

Microsoft released a blog post on the 20th November in which is explained how a short network communication failure might lead to the loss of quorum; bringing down all databases in the DAG (failover cluster). The reason this might happen is because the...

Published 11-22-2011 10:38 by Michael Van Horenbeeck

Filed under: Exchange 2010, DAG
Troubleshooting a Mailbox Database Copy in “FailedAndSuspended”-state

Introduction Exchange 2010 introduced the concept of Mailbox Database Copies in the scenario of a Database Availability Group. A Mailboxy Database Copy is – as the name might give away – a second (or third, or fourth…) copy of a mailbox...

Published 11-21-2011 10:55 by Michael Van Horenbeeck

Filed under: Exchange 2010, 2010, DAG, Database Availability Group, Content Indexing

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Finally the Microsoft PST capture tool has arrived…

How to automatically avoid running Exchange VMs on the same Hyper-V server after a host failure

Hybrid Configuration Wizard fails when using a Wildcard certificate

Exchange 2010 SP1: MoveRequest fails with “MapiExceptionNoSupport”

Having fun with Mime types in Exchange 2010

Fix for vulnerability in .NET Framework tested (and recommended) for Exchange Servers

Multi-Tenancy Scaling Guide for Exchange 2010 Service Pack 2

Public Folder High Availability in an Exchange 2010 DAG environment

Recording of TechNet Webcast “Integrating AD RMS with Exchange, Exchange Online in Office 365 and Windows Phone 7”

The Exchange 2010 Scripts

A first look at Exchange 2010 Service Pack 2

Exchange 2010 Service Pack 2 is now available!

Restrict access to Exchange 2010 OWA by using Client Certificates

Recommended hotfixes for DAGs running on Windows Server 2008R2

Troubleshooting a Mailbox Database Copy in “FailedAndSuspended”-state