If you’re hosting Microsoft Exchange server on-premises, you’ve probably realized that it is pretty critical to ensure those services are up and running. In the event that some services are not running, it’s always good to know how to restart… Continue Reading
If it has been a while since your last Microsoft Exchange Server install or if you inherited a setup, you might be wondering what’s the easiest and quickest way to get Exchange schema version. Lucky for you, we’re in the… Continue Reading
I get this question a lot and it’s often asked by people who are still on the edge of deciding if they want to migrate their users. Let’s run a break down of the pros and cons of Exchange Online… Continue Reading
It recently occurred to me there wasn’t an easy way to get an exchange cumulative update version and build number through the GUI, or through Powershell for that matter. I had to search high and low to find a conversion… Continue Reading
Because I am using Let’s Encrypt for my public SSL certificate needs, I have to update my certs every 3 months. It’s not so bad considering the fact that it’s 100% free, but it can be a bit cumbersome if… Continue Reading
Thanks to my ISP I had spent a ridiculous amount of time trying to troubleshoot why I was not able to send outbound. The error: Exchange Failed to Connect Winsock Error Code: 10060, Win32 Error Code: 10060 had everything to… Continue Reading
When you initially install Exchange Server 2019 your default Database name and path are not exactly optimal. By default your first database is named something like Mailbox Database 0667016325 and your default path is located under ‘C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\V15\Mailbox‘. Yikes… Continue Reading