Category Archives: Exchange

What Is My Default Time-out in OWA

By | 21 September, 2012

We can check this setting at OWA’s server, in : HKLM:\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\MSExchange OWA\PublicTimeout HKLM:\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\MSExchange OWA\PrivateTimeout Only edit the value and then restart IIS to make the change. 🙂

How To Remove Multiple Public Folder

By | 21 September, 2012

I found one problem when I try to simulate implement two Public Folder in Exchange 2007. When I finish and want to delete test Public Folder, the Public Folder cannot delete with error : The public folder database Database_Name cannot be deleted. Error: The public folder database specified contains folder replicas. Before deleting the public… Read More »

Cleanmailbox All database

By | 21 September, 2012

In some cases we already delete user mailbox and after 5 minute, user need it back. So, our cleanup will run at midnight. How can we perform this? # Input parameter param([string]$CSVUpath) # Read input from the CSV file $users = (Import-Csv $CSVUpath) # Create the mailbox enabled accounts foreach ($user in $users) { $all… Read More »

Exchange Server and Outlook clients

By | 21 September, 2012

Versions of Microsoft Exchange Server and Exchange clients have various port and protocol requirements. These requirements depend upon which version of Exchange Server or Exchange client is in use. For Outlook clients to connect to versions of Exchange prior to Exchange 2003, direct RPC connectivity to the Exchange server is required. RPC connections made from… Read More »

Exchange 2007 OAB Event Logging

By | 21 September, 2012

Exchange 2007 we introduced the Microsoft Exchange Scripting Console as a mechanism for performing Exchange tasks via scripting. The Microsoft Exchange Scripting Console extends the ability to run commands that you want to perform without having to use a graphical interface. For Exchange 2007 Offline Address Book event logging, there are two commands that you… Read More »

Microsoft Outlook Web Access authentication methods supported by BlackBerry Internet Service

By | 21 September, 2012

The following Microsoft Outlook Web Access authentication methods are currently supported by BlackBerry Internet Service: Microsoft Exchange 5.5 * Standard Authentication: o Digest authentication o Basic authentication * NTLM (NT LAN Manager) authentication Microsoft Exchange 2000 Note: Microsoft Internet Security and Acceleration Server (ISA Server) is supported with this version of Microsoft Exchange Server *… Read More »

Pause or stop transport service: what’s the difference?

By | 9 August, 2012

The Microsoft Exchange Transport service is a service available both on the Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Hub transport server role, and Edge transport server role. This service is the one responsible for sending mails to their final destinations, and stores those messages and items belonging to the transport dumpster in an Extensible Storage Engine database… Read More »