Here is a short script to find out the size of mailboxes in your Exchange 2010 infrastructure. This information is not visible in EMC.
Get-MailboxStatistics -Server 'mailserver' | select DisplayName, TotalItemSize | sort TotalItemSize
Microsoft people should leave good things in GUI consoles and not force admins into powershell.
When I migrate mailboxes between Exchange servers I increase numbers of move requests because two is really limiting in nowadays network and servers speeds.
Today I was migrating mailboxes from Exchange 2003 to new server Exchange 2010. Almost all accounts were working fine except couple. I receive following error:
Today I spend about one hour debugging weird problem. When I migrated physical machine into VMWare I couldn’t connect via RDP into it.
It’s getting on my nerves to enable telnet client everytime I need to debug something on Windows 2008 or Windows 7.
Today I was at one cutomers and they had two Windows 2003 domain controllers. They bought another server and wanted to install domain controller on Windows 2008 R2.
Skor nez si vysvetlime ako sa aplikuju GPO politiky na pocitace a uzivatelov, vysvetlime si ako editovat GPO politiky. Ked si ujasnime tuto jednoduchu vec, mozeme sa pustit do hlbsej analyzy aplikovania GPO politik.
O vytvoreni a linkovani GPO politiky som pisal v predchadzajucej casti serialu. Ked uz mame vytvorenu GPO politiku potrebujeme v nej zmenit nastavenia, aby sa tie nasledne aplikovali na pocitac alebo uzivatela. Editovanie GPO politiky zacneme pravym tlacidlom na GPO politiku a vyberom Edit:
At one of my customer I was implementing SAP GUI into Terminal Services farm. When you run SAP GUI as Administrator, SAP GUI works perfectly.
Velmi davno, ked boli GPO politiky este v plienkach, na Windows 2000 bol velmi velky problem spravovat samotne GPO politiky. Robilo sa to cez konzolu Active Directory Users and Computers, kde sa museli na danu uroven v AD zapnut Properties a nasledne sa vybrala zalozka Group Policy, kde sa dalo dalej krvopotne manipulovat s GPO politikami:
I was wondering what would Windows XP payload to be. I always thought that there will be random characters or something like that, but I was wrong.
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