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Recent ramblings
- Exploring Exchange 2010 SP2 RU3
- Flying the B-17
- Forcing an Active Directory update with Exchange 2013 might not be such a good idea
- Another STC award for Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Inside Out
- Ten years on: The HP-Compaq merger
- Should Exchange 2013 force an Active Directory upgrade?
- Exchange Keynotes at “The Experts Conference”
- April 2012 articles published on WindowsITPro.com
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Top Posts
- Installing Exchange 2010 SP2
- Exchange 2010 Public Folders: Part 1
- Exchange 2010 problems due to insufficient access to Active Directory
- Exploring Exchange 2010 SP2 RU3
- Beware the effects of enabling an Exchange 2010 archive mailbox
- Granting write permission for calendar sharing with OWA 2010
- Date range exports with New-MailboxExportRequest
- Exchange 2010 Public Folders: Part 3
- Exchange 2010 Public Folders: Part 2
- Useful Visio stencil for Exchange 2010 SP1
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Monthly Archives: December 2010
Removing mailbox export and import requests
Exchange 2010 SP1 introduces a new cmdlet set to handle mailbox export requests to avoid the previous requirement to install Outlook on mailbox servers. With SP1 you can run the New-MailboxExportRequest cmdlet to create a request for the Mailbox Replication … Continue reading
Tales of the unproductive TMO
I fear that I am the most unproductive TMO in rugby. The last six matches that I have been involved in have seen just one potential try decision referred to me (480 minutes for one decision, very low productivity). I … Continue reading
Cameras and the TMO
Following on my post describing some of the challenges facing officials engaged in professional rugby, I received some notes asking me what kind of TV camera angles are available to a TMO when they are asked by a referee to give … Continue reading
One or two NICs?
During the development of Exchange 2010, Microsoft originally required that any mailbox server participating in a Database Availability Group (DAG) had to be equipped with at least two NICs (Network Interface Controllers). One NIC handles “MAPI” or client traffic; the … Continue reading
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Tagged DAG, Database Availability Group, Exchange 2010, Exchange 2010 SP1
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Travel challenges in professional refereeing
Being part of the refereeing team that works professional matches sounds interesting to people who are fans of the different sports that support professional teams and it is truly wonderful and privileged to be a part of massive sporting events … Continue reading
Kindle edition of Microsoft Exchange 2010 Inside Out available now!
I’m delighted that my Microsoft Exchange 2010 (including SP1) Inside Out book published by Microsoft Press is now available in a Kindle edition. The book is also available at Amazon.co.uk and other country-specific sites. Other e-book formats (ePub, MOBI, PDF) … Continue reading
Exchange 2010 SP1 Store Driver throttling
The Store Driver is a very important Exchange component. Running on all hub transport servers, its function is to provide the mechanism to deliver inbound messages to mailbox databases. Unlike Exchange 2003 and previous versions, all messages go through a … Continue reading
Tweaking the Mailbox Replication Service configuration file
The Mailbox Replication Service (MRS) is an essential component of any Exchange 2010 deployment as it controls the movement of mailboxes between databases. MRS runs on all Exchange 2010 Client Access Servers (CAS). MRS gets involved in migrations from Exchange … Continue reading
Where did all this snow come from?
Ireland isn’t used to snow but we’re getting it in bucket loads at the moment (at least in Dublin). Not only is the quantity a surprise, it’s also the fact that snow is falling in late November and early December. … Continue reading
