You like to remove an Address Book Policy (ABP) with PowerShell in Exchange. Let's show you the commands that you need. In this article, you learn how to list the ABPs and how to remove that particular policy. What are…
You like to remove the Offline Address Book (OAB) in Exchange. Is it possible to remove it through PowerShell? Yes, it is! With only one command. In this article, you learn how to remove the OAB in Exchange through PowerShell.…
You can't remove the Offline Address Book (OAB) in Exchange. You want to remove the OAB because you want to decommission Exchange 2010, or you don't need it anymore. Why is it happening? In this article, you will learn why…
How to uninstall Exchange Server 2010? That's the question that you are asking yourself. After you have migrated to a new Exchange Server, you like to decommission Exchange Server 2010. That's good because Exchange 2010 end of life support is…
How to search for message tracking logs by sender or recipient email address in Exchange? What if there is a tool that can search and show you the results. Learn more about the Exchange message tracking logs GUI PowerShell script.…
You need to export a list of mailboxes to a text file in Exchange Server. Such a list can be important. For example, there is a mailbox migration coming. With that list, you can get more information about the mailboxes…
You need to export a list of mailboxes to a CSV file in Exchange Server. Such a list can be important. For example, there is a mailbox migration coming. With that list, you can get more information about the mailboxes…
You should always disable external access to Exchange Control Panel (ECP). You don't want a brute force attack on ECP in Exchange Server. It's a big security risk. The best approach and my advice are to block it on the…
We want to disable Symantec Endpoint Protection temporarily. Sometimes you need to run a file, and Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP) does not let you open the file. You don't have options to whitelist the file because SEP is managed by…
The Exchange mail.que file is getting large in size. You get an alert that your free space is getting low on disk space. After searching what is taking a lot of space, you find out that it's the mail.que file.…