You want to migrate users to a new database or new Exchange Server. You can migrate mailboxes with the Exchange Admin Center (EAC) and select the users one by one or work with PowerShell. This article will show you how…
Exchange 2010 end of life support was on January 14, 2010, but it changed to October 13, 2020. It means that Microsoft extends the Exchange 2010 life support. Many organizations are working with Exchange 2010 and are not yet upgraded…
We want to get the mailbox size of all users in Exchange with PowerShell. Why do we need to list the mailbox size for all users? For example, you want to migrate the users to a new Exchange Server. Before…
You want to run a PowerShell script that you downloaded, but you are getting a not digitally signed error when running the PowerShell script and can't proceed further. The script is downloaded locally on your system, and you are running…
It is crucial to have the right Antivirus exclusions for Exchange Server 2013 and 2016. Antivirus/Security will slow down the Exchange Server. Think about excluding the correct folders, processes, and extensions. Yes, that is a bunch to exclude, but don't…
It's good to know which users are not in the office. For example, you are migrating mailboxes, and you want to confirm if these users had any issues. If you don't hear anything from them, you assume all is good.…
It is always great to get a total user count in Exchange. Get the total mailbox count if you are planning a migration or if there is a new Exchange project going on. It's also possible that the customer or…
We have mailboxes migration going in Exchange Server. When migrating mailboxes in Exchange Server, we always hope to see the 100% completed messages. Sometimes we get FailedOther stops at 95% message in our Exchange migration. The move request did not…
DAG databases keep switching servers by themselves is a new feature of Exchange 2016 CU2. If you have a pre Exchange 2016 CU2 server and it is switching over automatically, then there is another issue. What you need to do…
When the Exchange database transaction logs growing rapidly, it can be different issues. It mostly means that there are issues with one of the following: ActiveSync connections, mailboxes are corrupt on that database, or the database itself is corrupt. In…
