When updating Exchange (either to a whole new release, or most times even for a Service Pack) you have to prepare your AD first. Especially in an environment with multiple domain controllers you should perform a Schema Upgrade before running the actual setup of Exchange. Before continuing with the Setup it’s recommended to check if…
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Check the Exchange Directory (Schema) version
Check the Exchange Directory (Schema) version - continue reading
Exchange 2010 ActiveSync – HTTP 500 Internal Server Error – DeviceNotProvisioned_Mbx
Exchange 2010 ActiveSync – HTTP 500 Internal Server Error – DeviceNotProvisioned_Mbx
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Upgrading Windows Edition
Upgrade Windows Server 2008 R2 Editions
Exchange Management Console – Initialization failed after renaming/removing a server
Exchange Management Console – Initialization failed
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Setup cannot use domain controller because an override is set in the registry.
Setup cannot use domain controller ‘dcname.fqdn’ because an override is set in the registry. Run Setup again, and specify ‘/DomainController:
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Get Exchange Schema, Organization and Domain Version with PowerShell
Get Exchange Schema, Organization and Domain Version with Powershell. Also for multiple DC’s at once.
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Simple Covering Window for Windows ;)
Using a ‘Covering Window’ to hide areas on normal Windows
PowerShell Credentials for Cmdlets – Get-Credential
Using Get-Credential in PowerShell for easier credential handling.
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Monitor Windows Performance Counters with Icinga or Nagios
Icinga or Nagios can be easily used to monitor Windows Performance Counters. This is quite useful, because the most “monitor-relevant” information from Windows Systems is available through Performance Counters. So, let’s start. First we’ll do the Windows-Part. Grab a copy of NSClient++ (Thanks a lot to Michael Medin for his great work on this AddOn)…
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Using Windows Mobile Device Emulator with Windows 7
How to get network connectivity with Windows Mobile Device Emulator on Windows 7
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