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In the previous post we configured the Database Availability Group of Exchange 2010. In this post I will show you how to configure Exchange 2010 RPC Client Access Array. Previous Exchange versions (Exchange 2000/2003) did not support to the use the front-end server by internal MAPI clients. They were connected directly to internal Back-End servers […]
We can use Get-counter cmdlet to get real-time performance counter data from local and remote computers: Owa Get-Counter “\MSExchange OWA\Current Unique Users” -ComputerName cas3 RPC Get-Counter “\MSExchange RpcClientAccess\User Count” -ComputerName cas3 ActiveSync Get-Counter “\MSExchange ActiveSync\Current Requests” -ComputerName cas3 Here is the similar thread for your reference: https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/aa693a3e-ddc2-48ed-998f-ba646bb11efa/exchange-2013-how-to-count-number-of-connection-to-server?forum=exchangesvradmin
Today I want to share how we implement the Lync Address book segregation function in Lync 2010. In our organization where we need to separate several Organizations from seeing each other in the Lync Address book we had to find a solution. We used several PowerShell commands to achieve this function. Our users are all […]
If you are finding that some contacts are not appearing in the GAL then confirm that they are mail contacts and not created using AD. Contacts created using AD Users and Computers are not recognized by Exchange. To work out if your contacts have been created using AD tools or Exchange, run the below command […]
Grafana is by far one of the most popular open source dashboard monitoring tools of 2019. Used by SpaceX, Bloomberg and Booking.com, Grafana is definitely a must-have for engineers wanting a robust and scalable dashboard monitoring solution. It can be used to monitor a wide variety of different datasources : SQL databases (MySQL or PostgreSQL), […]
This is just a very quick blog post because I got the question from a couple of people. In this blog post want to show you how you can enable ping (ICMP) on a public IP address of an Azure virtual machine (VM). First, just let me say that assigning a public IP address to […]
I’ve recently been steadily working my way through some of the training material available for 70-534 (Architecting Microsoft Azure Solutions), both by watching online training videos on Pluralsight and by actually doing. I’ve been making notes from the training vidoes, with copious “*?” and “*!” (check this hasn’t changed, and dig into this more to get knowledge, […]
On one of my client’s server running Windows Server 2012 R2, when you launched PowerShell it would immediately crash with the error: and this would create windows events non-stop on the server as follows: At first you think you have the famous PowerShell Virus (Poweliks) but after downloading the Symantec tool and running it, all […]
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