PowerShell – 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 |...
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 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 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 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 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 – 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...
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