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Some 3rd-party applications require you to provide them with a user account that has got the permission to impersonate other user accounts. This is also the case whenever you use PowerShell e.g. whenever you try to make some changes to another user’s calendar (EWS). This article will show you how to...
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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 within the Exchange installation folder and can...
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Introduction A while back, I was at a customer that was looking for a way to add calendar items to all his user’s calendars. Calendars can easily be manipulated using Exchange Web Services. The script I created, is built upon a script I’ve downloaded a while back from Mike Pfeiffer . For...
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Here is my second video about Office 365. We’ll continue where we left off in the first video. In this video I will show you how you can perform some basic management tasks in Office 365, but this time using PowerShell. Enjoy! The video can be viewed here from the TechNet Youtube Channel
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Introduction When you try to install a new Exchange Server or if make an attempt to recover a failed server, you might run into the following error: This error occurs because the Scripting Agents CmdLetExtentionAgent is enabled but during installation the ScriptingAgentConfig.xml is not found...
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Introduction Hi there! Following my previous blog post about Exchange 2010 and consumerization of mobile devices, I decided to create a little script that might help you find out what mobile devices are actually connecting to your Exchange 2010 environment. Step-by-Step First, I define the variables...
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Introduction Recently I was asked to provide an overview of the amount of mails that flow in and out a specific mailbox during a specific timeframe. The purpose was to create some kind of ‘profile’ (baseline) out of this mailbox. Previously, this would typically have been information that you could...
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Introduction Recently, Koen published an article about applying “housekeeping” retention policies to end-users. Somewhere in the article, there was a specific line that drew my attention: “… The policy will need to be applied to future mailboxes as well. Obviously I can request the service desk to update...
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Introduction In the first part of this article, we talked about what AD RMS was and how to setup a small test-environment. In the second part, I showed how to integrate RMS with Exchange 2010 and how you could/should create and deploy rights policy templates to your users. Today, I’ll show you how to...
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In my previous blog post I wrote about a basic retention policy for doing some basic housekeeping using Exchange 2010 retention policies. The last sentence of that post post reads: All there’s is left to do is applying the policy to the remainder of the user base, but don’t forget to skip...
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I've noticed that quite some search phrases in Google were about how to determine what version or build of Exchange (2010) you're running. That is why, a while back, I decided to make a little script which does that for you. I updated the syntax a bit (more compact) and added new Exchange version...
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As you probably know, Exchange 2007 certificate management was done in powershell. Luckily we have some tools available to help us with the creation of these Powershell Commandlets to generate certificates. Exchange 2010 not only allows you to manage certificates via Powershell but also via the...