PowerShell – List all users that have access to other mailboxes in Exchange
One of my previous customers was a company in the financial sector. Such companies have several compliancy rules and much “evidence” needs to be gathered to prove that they are compliant. They...
View ArticleSearch your Exchange environment for content in mails with PowerShell
This post may be a little controversial due to the possible legal implications when you use the scripts I’ll provide. Nevertheless, here we go Or maybe some users are mailing secret content around...
View ArticlePowerShell – Disable Meeting Forward Notifications in Exchange on user or...
Today the Exchange administrator of my customer got the request to disable “Meeting Forward Notifications” for a specific person. What does that mean? When I send you an invite to a meeting and you...
View ArticleGrant full access to a group on a mailbox in Multi-tenant Hosted Exchange...
Yesterday I helped a fellow IT Pro out with an issue concerning Exchange and PowerShell. Why user PowerShell? Well, in an Exchange 2010 SP2 Multi-tenant hosted environment there isn’t a management...
View ArticleMail enable Active Directory contacts in Exchange with a PowerShell oneliner
Last week a community peer asked me on Facebook to assist him with a challenge. His issue was that he had imported contacts into Active Directory by using a tool named “ldifde”. This tool also filled...
View ArticlePowerShell – Howto Update the GAL and OAB in Exchange
This morning I was asked to update the Global Address List and Offline Address Book in an Exchange environment. You could wait for Exchange to do it automatically (the default schedule is once a day)...
View ArticlePowerShell – Change the update schedule for the GAL in Exchange
In my previous post I write about updating the GAL and OAB in Exchange. But what if you want to change the default update schedule? There’s a PowerShell command for that… get-offlineaddressbook |...
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