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Exchange Management Shell : Changing DisplayName format “LastName, FirstName”
As we know by default the Display Name of Exchange Mailboxes(Exchange Server 2007 SP2) is in the format of “Firstname Lastname”. I want to change this for the couple of existing mailboxes to “Lastname, Firstname” for one my customer – he preferred non-development Read More...
How to : Determine the version number, build number of Exchange Server 2007 using cmdlet?
With continuation of my previous article , it just points out to find how we can get by using UI(User Interface like snap-in, MMC Console, ESM..etc)’s. This time, let me try something different with Exchange Server 2007 (i tried with Exchange Server 2007 Read More...
More resources for Exchange Server 2010 Beta
Feature: Exchange Management Shell in Exchange 2010 When we start working with Exchange Server 2010, we have an enhanced Exchange Management Shell, which means more powerful one. As we know the Exchange Management Shell is a powerful command-line management Read More...
Customizing OWA 2007 language settings
With the continuation of the previous blogpost , today we’re going to see how we can use Microsoft Office Outlook Web Access or the Exchange Management Shell to configure language settings for Outlook Web Access in Microsoft Exchange Server 2007. Microsoft Read More...
Exchange Server 2007 : Getting Mailbox statistics using C#.Net &amp; Exchange Powershell
In this session, we will have a look about how to get the mailbox statistics information using from Exchange Server 2007 SP1 using C#.Net & Exchange Powershell. I tried the following code to get the mailbox statistics… 1: .... 2: //Create Runspaceconfiguraiton Read More...
Gotcha : PowerShell questions
I composed couple of Windows PowerShell questions: Can you create your own PowerShell object? We can write a Cmdlet, but we have to do that with a .NET Framework language such as C# or VB.NET. Can we create a.BAT file using PowerShell? No. But we can Read More...
Tutorial : Free/Busy data - Series # 1
Publishing Free/Busy data: Free/busy data is published information that contains a user's personal availability data based on the user's schedule. Microsoft Exchange Server uses the information extensively when users schedule meetings. Exchange Server Read More...
Powershell : How to sort the mailboxes based on their size on ascending order ?
When we make use of Exchange Server 2007 SP1 & Windows Powershell, if we have a requirement to sort the mailboxes based on their size on the ascending order, then try this command: Get-MailboxStatistics -Server Servername | Sort-Object -Property TotalItemSize Read More...
Part # 4 - Configure Public folder permissions
Configure Public folder permissions Please find the lists of management tasks that you can perform to configure and maintain public folder permissions: How to Add Permissions for Client Users to Access Public Folder Content You can use the Add-PublicFolderClientPermission Read More...
Part # 3 - Managing mail-enabled Public Folders
Managing mail-enabled Public Folders Please find the following topics provide instructions for the management tasks that you can perform for mail-enabled public folders. How to Mail-Enable Public Folders How to Mail-Disable Public Folders How to View Read More...
Powershell &amp; cmdlet - In a Nutshell - Part 9 - Modifying Transport Agent using Set-TransportAgent cmdlet (Exchange Management Shell)
Modifying Exchange Transport Agent For administer transport agents, we must use the Set-TransportAgent cmdlet (Exchange Management Shell). For its details syntax and parameters, please refer here . The following example shows how the priority of a sample Read More...
Powershell &amp; cmdlet - In a Nutshell - Part 8 - Configure deleted mailbox retention using Set-Mailboxdatabase cmdlet
Now we'll discuss how to configure the deleted mailbox retention period in Exchange Server 2007 Run the following command in Exchange Management shell, Set-MailboxDatabase dbName -MailboxRetention 32.00:00:00 Here, dbname - specifies database name, 32.00:00:00 Read More...
Powershell &amp; cmdlet - In a Nutshell - Part 7 - Configure the Pickup directory using Set-TransportServer cmdlet
This Articles talks about how to configure the pickup directory in Exchange Server 2007 environment using Set-TransportServer cmdlet Read More...
Powershell &amp; cmdlet - In a Nutshell - Part 6 - Exchange Management Shell (EMS)
Exchange Management Shell: It's a new automation and scripting shell. It has the command-line management interface and associated command-line plug-ins for Exchange Server that enable automation of administrative tasks in an Exchange 2007 environment. Read More...
Powershell &amp; cmdlet - In a Nutshell - Part 5 - Listing Service Information using Windows Powershell &amp; cmdlet
How to list Service Information using Windows Powershell & cmdlet: In Exchange Server 2007, Get-Service cmdlet will be used to retrieve information about the services installed on the computer. By default, it will return the results in alphabetical Read More...
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