Create Exchange 2010 Database Availability Group (DAG) In this post, I will go through the process of creating a DAG in Exchange 2010 SP3. This post will cover the creation of the DAG using Exchange Management Shell. Like any other service the DAG has some pre-requisites that needs to be met. Firstly, let’s go ahead…
Leave a CommentConfigure Exchange 2010 Client Access Name Space. In this post, I will look at how to configure the internal and external name spaces for the client access service in Exchange 2010. To get started with the configuration we need to make sure of the name space design once this has been decided on then the…
1 CommentHow to Transfer FSMO Roles In this quick and short but powerful post, I will look how to transfer FSMO roles from one server to another. I will be doing this using CMD as well as PowerShell. To get start CMD needs to be run as Administrator and the following cmdlet can be used.
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Leave a CommentHow to find FSMO Roles Holder Active Directory In this post, I will look at two ways you can find out which Domain Controller holds the FSMO Roles. The first option is to use CMD and run it as Administrator, then run the following cmdlet.
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Leave a CommentCreate GPO to Enable RDP on Servers and Create new GPO Link using PowerShell In this pot, I will look at a basic Group Policy configuration to enable Remote Desktop on servers in a particular Organizational Unit. I will also showcase how to link a GPO to a different OU using Windows PowerShell. To get…
1 CommentCreate Exchange 2010 Client Access Array In this post, I will cover how to create an Exchange 2010 SP3 Client Access Array. Exchange 2010 introduced a new logical structure to the Exchange organization: The Client Access server array. When a Client Access server array is defined in an Active Directory site, it serves as a…
Leave a CommentInstalling Exchange 2010 SP3 and Rollup 17 Exchange SP3 can be downloaded from the following link. To get started you will have to extract the content for the file before the setup starts. Once the extract is completed, navigate the location where the files has been extracted and click on Setup.exe, the Exchange upgrade setup…
Leave a CommentInstalling Exchange on Server 2012 R2 show’s no Information When you install Exchange 2010 on Windows Server 2012 R2, you will notice that when you open the Management console that you cannot see any servers or modify any properties and the screen will look as follow. To resolve this issue, you will have to install…
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