Sender Policy Framework (SPF) is an email validation system designed to prevent email spam by verifying sender IP addresses. Sender Policy Framework allows administrators to specify which hosts are allowed to send mail from a given domain. Sender Policy Framework published by Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) in RFC 4408. How Sender Policy Framework works… Read More »
Port … It’s is important to know what port are currently used by your application. For who still don’t know what port it is, you can read at my article here . In this scenario, we will use default tools in Windows to perform the checking. We will use : 1) Netstat 2) Task Manager… Read More »
What is port? Port is important for application as a ‘door’ to access the application. Any network related application will assign one port to allow incoming or outgoing data. Port range from 1 – 65535 (port no 0 is reserved and can’t be used).The port numbers are divided into three ranges: 1) well-known ports (0… Read More »
Public folders, introduced in the first version of Microsoft Exchange, are designed for shared access and provide an easy and effective way to collect, organize, and share information with other people in your workgroup or organization. Public folders are hierarchically organized, stored in dedicated databases, and can be replicated between servers running Exchange. Below is… Read More »
SCSM 2012 use the Kerberos protocol to authenticate clients and servers and encrypt data inside of communication channel. The of main concept of the Kerberos protocol regarding Windows services is a Service Principal Names (SPN) records. If your SPN records absent or configured for wrong account\service name then you can except what some function will… Read More »
Windows 2003 Service Pack installation log is very important to find the issue when the installation failed. For example, when updating Windows 2003 service pack, we encounter failed update due to access denied. So, how to check further with this issue? Investigate Windows 2003 Service Pack Installation log When running a standalone Windows 2003 Service Pack installation,… Read More »
I came across this problem recently… A user had hit their Send Quota limit on their mailbox and was unable to send any emails (and refused to clean up their mailbox). So being the nice sys admin I am I upped their send limit and sent them away with the standard give that 15 mins,… Read More »
Below is the useful collection of powershell command use in SCR environment. This command is tested on Microsoft Exchange 2007 SP1. 1) Check replication status 2) Enable SCR for storage group 3) Disable SCR for storage group 4) Suspend SCR for storage group 5) Resume SCR for storage group 6) View setting for StandbyMachine
Sometimes, we required to gather info regarding link server in SQL Server. Below are the statement to query Link Server information in MS SQL Server 2005. If you need more information like account, etc, you can use below statement : Original post are from this source.
If you want to seeding CCR Passive Storage group in Exchange 2007, you can use this method (easiest method that I found): 1) Go to EMC in passive node 2) Select Storage and click Update Storage Group 3) Click Next until process completed. P/S : It’s depends on your size of EDB and log files.… Read More »