Step-by-Step Guide: Restoring Primary and Archive Mailboxes in Exchange Online via PowerShell
🔁 Step-by-Step Guide: Restoring Primary and Archive Mailboxes in Exchange Online via PowerShell Mailbox restoration is a critical operation in […]
🔁 Step-by-Step Guide: Restoring Primary and Archive Mailboxes in Exchange Online via PowerShell Mailbox restoration is a critical operation in […]
Introduction With the ever-increasing use of cloud computing, more and more businesses are making the switch to Office 365 for […]
The low disks space may lead to cause service outage to the customer if that unnoticed.
As we know most of the disk space gets occupied by log files and that could be any log files on windows or third party application running on windows.
Exchange servers can consume lot of IIS log files over time.As a best practice administrators configure IIS to store logs on a different disk to avoid problems, rest will wait for free disk space alerts and manually remove old logs from time to time.
A switchover is a scheduled outage of a database or server that is explicitly initiated by a cmdlet or by the managed availability system in Exchange Server. Switchovers are typically done to prepare for performing a maintenance operation (like monthly patching, Cumulative update, or hardware replacement).
Switchovers involve moving the active mailbox databases copy to another server in the database availability group (DAG). If no healthy target is found during a switchover, administrators will receive an error and the mailbox database will remain up or mounted.
Remove orphaned users and groups from legacy public folder ACL in Exchange
Posted on May 18, 2020 by Anandan
When you are doing the public folder migration (legacy to modern) chances are there for migration to get failed if the orphaned users (deleted users ) still being part of public folders
In these scenarios we must remove the orphaned users from the public folders for the successful public folder migration.
