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Monitoring event sink # 30 – How to enumerate Store Event Sink registered in a inbox ?
We can enumerate the store event sink as given below: 'This command helps us to enumerate the list of registered store event sink's with the 'administrator user's inbox available in contoso.com C:\> cscript regevent.vbs enum "file://./backofficestorage/contoso.com/mbx/administrator/inbox" Read More...
Monitoring event sink # 28 - Attachments Are Missing When You Use an Event Sink to Modify the Stream of Messages
One of my customer reported that they have a store event sink, which is used to modify the stream of incoming messages in Exchange Server environment (2003). But their attachments are missing when they open & view the message in Microsoft Outlook Read More...
Monitoring event sink # 27 - After you register an event sink on a mailbox store, the Microsoft Exchange Information Store service does not start in Exchange Server 2003
One of my customer had migrated from Exchange server 2000 to Exchange Server 2003, where had an event sink registered on a mailbox store. But his Store.exe (Exchange Information Store service) stops responding for one of the following events: • You restart Read More...
Monitoring event sink # 26 - Implementing onTimer Event sink
Timers & Events: Whenever we talk about the event sink and we plan to implement the event sink that should trigger within a specified time or interval, then we will go for onTimer Event sink. Basically Timers have scope, in the same way as other events. Read More...
Monitoring event sink # 22 - Store Event sink registered with Outbox or Sent item folders won’t fire
Have you register an Exchange 2000 store event sink globally on the mailbox store, the sink fires for the appropriate events (OnSyncSave, for example) for all folders in a mailbox. However, the sink does not fire for events in the Outbox or the Sent Items Read More...
Monitoring Event Sink # 9 - How to delete store event sinks
How to delete store event sinks If you want to delete the event sink you registered in a particular mailbox, you can perform the following steps: 1. Start the command prompt, and change to the directory where the regevent.vbs is located. 2. Type the command Read More...
Monitoring Event Sink # 8 - Register a store event sink using Regevent.vbs on Exchange
Step-by-step guide on how to register store event sinks Per KB , Before you use regevent.vbs to register the event sink VB script, you need to register a new COM+ application on the Exchange server to properly execute script-based store events. Please Read More...
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