Often times, we will get an issue, where we need to check if any issues have occurred due to a move request but the move request (and seemingly any information related to it) has been removed. Luckily, we also write/log this information for later retrieval. We can obtain the log and place it in a…
Year: 2014
Fermion: A Side-Project for Administration
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Exchange 2013: eDiscovery Changes
With the release of Exchange 2013, there are some changes that are relevant to eDiscovery; whether it be for In-Place Holds or Litigation Queries to export to the Discovery Mailbox. Most notably, eDiscovery/Exchange Search does not support AQS – it switched to KQL. KQL is supported in the SearchQuery parameter (Keywords box in the Exchange Admin…
O365: Testing Problems With RpcProxy for Outlook Anywhere Migrations
Often times, it may be necessary to test the RpcProxy URL to verify connectivity to your servers. There are various reasons for doing this but the primary is to verify if the connectivity problem isn't limited to a problem with Exchange in O365. RpcProxy is a compound URL, meaning it comprises different parts to make the whole….
Using PowerShell and .NET to Construct a DirectorySearcher
PowerShell and .NET are very interoperable and can help to save time, when you're performing generic, every day tasks. For example, let's say that I want to create a Date-Time value that's thirty minutes ago and one for right now, we can do this in one fell swoop in Exchange Management Shell (read: PowerShell): v2:…