Problem A recommended best practice in previous versions of Windows Server operating system for failover clusters is to configure the binding order of the network adapters for all the nodes. In fact, if not properly configured, this appears as a Warning during the installation of a SQL Server failover clustered instance. However, I don’t see […]
In this tutorial I will demonstrate how to enable and configure Exchange Server 2010 Outlook Anywhere to provide secure mailbox connectivity for remote Outlook users. Outlook Anywhere is a much better solution for remote email access than POP or IMAP because the end user experience is the same when the user is using Outlook on […]
“I was wondering, is there anyway to make only a specific group being able to book a specific conference room? We have mailboxes set up and is working perfectly, but we want only one specific section/unit to be able to book that conference room, is that possible?” Yes, this can be configured on room mailboxes […]
here are major changes within Exchange 2013 compared to Exchange 2010. The way Outlook Client connect to Mailbox Server to get its mail data is “simplified” there is no need for middle tier with Exchange 2013. The way I see, as long as Exchange Server and its architecture requires less IOPS to operate, there will […]
What happened to CAS array in Exchange Server 2013? How CAS load balancing in Exchange Server 2013? How CAS high availability works in Exchange Server 2013? How outlook clients connects to Exchange Server 2013? I personally had all these questions in my mind and got it cleared after gone through some good articles. So thought […]
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
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 […]