Category: Exchange Server

Cryptography Next Generation (CNG) is a set of APIs which can be found in Windows Server 2008 and newer. CNG offers an advanced set of features to create hashes, encrypt and decrypt data and to manage keys and cryptographic providers. CNG implements the United States government’s Suite B cryptographic algorithms. As the hipsters say, CNG […]
Hi Folks, it has been more than 6 months Exchange 2019 has been introduced by Microsoft. This blog might be let, but still useful for installation of Exchange 2019. I have been doing configuration on the pre-released version of Exchange 2019 as MVP of Office 365. Working with Exchange 2019 it was quite exciting. After […]
The Exchange Server 2013 release has brought a handful of innovations into admin’s inventory, among them we can find a new management console called Exchange Admin Center (EAC). It is there to replace its predecessor, Exchange Management Console (EMC), which supported admins in managing Exchange 2010 organizations. Both consoles are pretty distinctive, since EMC is a […]
One of the most interesting security options in Exchange 2019 is the Client Access Rules feature. It allows the administrator to define rules to block or limit access to EAC (former ECP) and to EMS (Exchange Management Shell). This functionality was not present in previous versions of Exchange and now it is a security milestone for […]
Today, on a DAG maintenance of an Exchange 2016, I ran into the problem that after executing the script StopDagServerMaintenance.ps1 a warning was displayed. Call-ClusterExe: cluster.exe did not succeed, but 5058 was not a retry-able error code. Not attempting any other servers. This may be an expected error by the caller. After a little troubleshooting […]
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 […]
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