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Bulk Enable ActiveSync Exchange PowerShell

Bulk Enable ActiveSync Exchange PowerShell

Published by lazy-admin on Apr 9, 2017

Bulk Enable ActiveSync using Exchange PowerShell Lets Start by search for all Mailboxes with ActiveSync Disabled. Open Exchange Powershell and Type the following.

Get-CASMailbox -Resultsize Unlimited | Where-Object {$_.ActiveSyncEnabled -eq $false}

1	Get-CASMailbox -Resultsize Unlimited \| Where-Object {$_.ActiveSyncEnabled -eq $false}

Now that we have a list of Users with ‘ActiveSyncEnabled’ set to ‘false’ , lets change this and Enable ActiveSync for these Users.

Get-CASMailbox -Resulsize Unlimited |Set-CASMailbox -ActiveSyncEnabled $True

1	Get-CASMailbox -Resulsize Unlimited \|Set-CASMailbox -ActiveSyncEnabled $True

Once done all users will have ‘ActiveSyncEnabled’…

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PowerShell – Execution of Scripts is Disabled on this System

PowerShell – Execution of Scripts is Disabled on this System

Published by lazy-admin on Apr 6, 2017

Execution of Scripts is Disabled on this System When you try and run a #PowerShell Script and you are faced with the Error “Execution of Scripts is Disabled” The quick work around for this is to change the current Execution Policy using the following. Lets Change the Execution Policy by running a #OneLiner

Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted

1	Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted

On…

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The-Term ‘Clean-Mailboxdatabase’ is not a recognized cmdlet,function, script Exchange 2013

The-Term ‘Clean-Mailboxdatabase’ is not a recognized cmdlet,function, script Exchange 2013

Published by lazy-admin on Apr 3, 2017

Clean MailboxDatabase Command no longer Valid on #Exchange 2013

Clean-MailboxDatabase

1	Clean-MailboxDatabase

Command has been decommissioned for Exchange 2013 and replaced with Update-StoreMailboxState http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj860462(v=exchg.150).aspx Update-StoreMailboxState require the GUID of a mailbox to execute so it usually easier to run in combination with Get-MailboxStatistics like the example below Get-MailboxStatistics -Database MDB02 | ForEach { Update-StoreMailboxState -Database $_.Database -Identity $_.MailboxGuid…

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Find Disconnected Mailboxes Exchange 2013

Find Disconnected Mailboxes Exchange 2013

Published by lazy-admin on Apr 3, 2017

Get Disconnected Mailboxes Exchange 2013 EAC and #PowerShell By using the EAC (Exchange Admin Console) In the EAC, navigate to Recipients > Mailboxes. Click More , and then click Connect a mailbox. … Click the disabled mailbox that you want to reconnect, and then click Connect. Lets look at doing the same with #PowerShell : …

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Find Exchange Mailboxes with Automatic Email Address Policy set to $False

Published by lazy-admin on Mar 29, 2017

How to Find all User Mailboxes with Auto Email Address Policy Removed. Let’s have a look at what the settings in Exchange Management Console looks like. Let’s start by running a quick one liner to search for all these users.

Get-Mailbox -ResultSize Unlimited | Where {$_.EmailAddressPolicyEnabled -eq $False}

1	Get-Mailbox -ResultSize Unlimited \| Where {$_.EmailAddressPolicyEnabled -eq $False}

Next we can see the results output That was a quick one liner ,but…

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Rename Server using #Powershell

Rename Server using #Powershell

Published by lazy-admin on Mar 28, 2017

Rename Windows Server Name using #PowerShell Being in the #LazyAdminMode lets rename our server using #PowerShell Lets start by opening #PowerShell and type

Rename-Computer NewComputerName

1	Rename-Computer NewComputerName

and that is it 🙂 quick and easy #LoveIt Next lets restart the Server using #PowerShell to apply the new name by typing

Restart-Computer

1	Restart-Computer

To get more information regarding the…

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Windows Domain Join using #PowerShell

Windows Domain Join using #PowerShell

Published by lazy-admin on Mar 28, 2017

Here is a quick How-To Join a “Windows Server 2012” to Windows Domain using #PowerShell Lets start by launching #PowerShell and Type

Add-Computer DomainName.local

1	Add-Computer DomainName.local

2. Next we are prompted for valid credentials to Join the Server to the domain. 3. After Adding the credentials you will be prompted with a Warning Message saying you need to…

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PowerShell Training

PowerShell Training

Published by lazy-admin on Mar 27, 2017

How to get a good introduction to PowerShell. There is a lot of different information available related to PowerShell but the #Question still remains where do you start ? What helped me find my way around PowerShell was to make it part of my #daily routine meaning i started doing the following. Check Exchange Mailbox Permissions…

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Skype For Business

Skype For Business

Published by lazy-admin on Mar 26, 2017

Recently i was faced with the below issue when users tried to create new Skype for Business meetings in Outlook. Skype For Business Error : Create Skype Meeting Failed. Please make sure that Skype for Business is running and signed-in and try again. User were also faced with an Error message on the Skype…

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Room Mailbox in Office 365 not Showing Details in Calendar

Room Mailbox in Office 365 not Showing Details in Calendar

Published by lazy-admin on Mar 26, 2017

By default the “Room” Mailbox in Office 365 only shows you the “Busy” Status. A Client of mine has asked if there is a way to change this as the only view they have is the name of the “Organiser” so they want to view the “Subject” as well. I will demonstrate below how to…

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Finding Domain Controllers with Powershell

Finding Domain Controllers with Powershell

Published by lazy-admin on Mar 26, 2017

One Liner in PowerShell to provide the following information . 1.Domain Controllers 2. Forest 3. Ipv4Address 4.OperatingSytem 5.Is the Server a Global Catalog First we will start by running a one liner to give us the domain controllers Get-ADDomainController If any of you are like me i want to see less, so below we…

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