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Here you find a powershell script which was very useful for me.
All scripts are free of charge, use them at your own risk :
The week I had a migration, from Exchange 2010 to Office 365 in a hybrid environment.
Some users were migrated to Office 365, most of the users, where located in the local Exchange.
The local users had no online archive, the Office 365 users must have an online archive.
When
Read more… [Solved] Create archive mailbox in Hybrid envoriment
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Here you find a powershell script which was very useful for me.
All scripts are free of charge, use them at your own risk :
I’ve been trouble shooting Office 365 e-mail (outlook) errors, for several months now.
There are many different errors, who need a different solution.
I’ve created a complete checklist for these problems.
I’ll hope you can use this list.
Read more… [Solved] O365 : Trouble shooting Office 365 / Outlook e-mail problems, complete checklist.
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Here you find a powershell script which was very useful for me.
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This week I had an error while activating the Hybrid Configuration from Exchange 2013 to Office 365.
During the configuration there was an error, because the Receive connector was set up wrong.
Error:
“HCW8010 Default Receive Connector cannot be found on server” error when you run the Hybrid Configuration wizard
Read more… [Solved] Office 365/Exchange 2013: Error during Hybrid configuration “HCW8010 Default Receive Connector cannot be found on server” error when you run the Hybrid Configuration wizard
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Here you find a powershell script which was very useful for me.
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This week i had an Exchange installation, who wasn’t configured for hybrid deployment.
When trying to do so, I ran into an error:
Content was blocked because it was not signed by a valid security certificate.
For more information, see “About Certificate Errors” in Internet Explorer Help.
Solution:
Add the
Read more… [Solved] Office 365/Exchange : Unable to activate hybrid deployment (Content was blocked because it was not signed by a valid security certificate. For more information, see “About Certificate Errors” in Internet Explorer Help )
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Here you find a powershell script which was very useful for me.
All scripts are free of charge, use them at your own risk :
When Migrating to Office 365 you need to reconfigure your Outlook profile.
You need to change your internal and external Autodiscover DNS setting.
Most of the time, this doesn’t work for the internal users, because Outlook is hard-coded to query an AD Service Connection Point (SCP) to locate a server
Read more… [Solved] Office 365 : Unable to connect outlook to Office 365, after migration.
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Here you find a powershell script which was very useful for me.
All scripts are free of charge, use them at your own risk :
This script creates an HTML summary of the existing transport rules, so you can recreate them on another server, or in Office 365
Get-TransportRule | select Name, comments, Description | ConvertTo-Html | Set-Content c:\scripts\TransportRules.htm
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Here you find a powershell script which was very useful for me.
All scripts are free of charge, use them at your own risk :
Special thanks to my colleague Eric Snijders for his contribution!
Be Aware:
This is not the best practice!
We have done this in order to decommission the current mail server!
This week I encountered some troubles connecting from my
Read more… How to connect to a domain-joined Exchange server from a stand-alone PC [Solved]
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Here you find a powershell script which was very useful for me.
All scripts are free of charge, use them at your own risk :
This week i had to change some permissions on public folders in Exchange 2013
Here are some examples
List All Top Level Public Folders Anonymous Permissions
Get-PublicFolder \ -GetChildren | Get-PublicFolderClientPermission | ?{$_.User.UserType -eq ‘Anonymous’} | FT Identity, User, AccessRights -auto -wrap
List All Top Level Public Folders Default Permissions
Read more… Exchange 2013 : Get – Add – Remove Public Folder Client Permission [Solved]
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Here you find a powershell script which was very useful for me.
All scripts are free of charge, use them at your own risk :
Removing a migration batch may give an error :
The migration batch xch10 can’t be found.
+ CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (:) [Remove-MigrationBatch], MigrationBatchNotFoundException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : [Server=XCH10,RequestId=8a92a859-e84e-48d4-8924-ad3af39f2794,TimeStamp=25-9-2013 07:18:5
3] 40B44FEF,Microsoft.Exchange.Management.Migration.RemoveMigrationBatch
+ PSComputerName : xch10
This is due to the uses of capitals in the migration batch name :
xch10
Read more… E2013: Unable to remove a migration batch, due to capitals [Solved]
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Here you find a powershell script which was very useful for me.
All scripts are free of charge, use them at your own risk :
Bulk create mailbox :
First search al users and filter on UPN name, to make sure you don’t use system accounts, en pipe the result to Enable-Mailbox
Get-User -RecipientTypeDetails User -Filter { UserPrincipalName -ne $Null } | Enable-Mailbox
You can also bulk mail enable multiple users :
Use this command
Read more… E2013: Bulk create mailbox or mail enable multiple users [Solved]
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