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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: Exchange 2007 OAB Event Logging »

Sniffer in Outlook

By | 21 September, 2012

Message Recall will not be successful if: – The recipient is not using Outlook. – The recipient is not logged on to the mail service provider. – The message has been moved from the Inbox. – The message has been read. This includes viewing the message with the Preview Pane so that the message is… Read More: Sniffer in Outlook »

PST Password Recover MS Outlook 97/2000/XP/2003/2007

By | 21 September, 2012

The password encryption in the PST file is very weak, and for each password-protected PST file, there are many passwords that can open it. PstPassword provides 3 different passwords for each password-protected PST file. It’s possible that one of them will be the origianl password that you typed, and it’s also possible that none of… Read More: PST Password Recover MS Outlook 97/2000/XP/2003/2007 »

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: Microsoft Outlook Web Access authentication methods supported by BlackBerry Internet… »

Configure https with self-sign certificate

By | 8 August, 2012

1. Tell Apache2 to enable the SSL module. # sudo a2enmod ssl 2. Generate our certificate… # cd /tmp # sudo openssl req -new > new.cert.csr …when prompted for info, fill it out. Here’s what I typed… US Florida Orlando SpacemanWorld (enter) Jack Spaceman jackh@spacemanxworld.net (enter) (enter) …and now we continue… # sudo openssl rsa… Read More: Configure https with self-sign certificate »