Monthly Archive: Nov 2017
In Exchange 2016, you do not have all the roles like in Exchange 2010 and Exchange 2013. You only have 2 roles, the Mailbox Role and the Edge Transport role. You might be wondering...
In this tutorial, we will be looking at installing Exchange 2016 CU7 on Windows Server 2016. Take note that you can install Exchange 2016 CU3 and up on Windows Server 2016. Prior versions of...
Many organizations make use of a WildCard Certificate in their Exchange Environment. This makes sense when you have quite a number of SAN names to use. In Exchange 2010 or Exchange 2013, if you...
In your Exchange environment, you might have had users saying they are unable to see another users calendar. In this scenario, the error that was coming up was “No Connection” when you opened up...
If you are installing a new Exchange 2010 Server or want to update the existing servers’ Autodiscover and EWS URLs, then follow the commands below. EWS (Exchange WEB Services) To check what the URL...
Many times the question has been asked, can I not add my Exchange 2010 Server to my Exchange 2013 DAG or my Exchange 2013 Server to my Exchange 2016 DAG. Well, the answer is...
In Exchange, be it Exchange 2010, Exchange 2013 or Exchange 2016, you might have come across back pressure alerts or where Exchange just won’t function. These include: Disk space Memory These in turn log...
Many a time, you run into an issue with a end user’s outlook. It won’t start or you cannot see some rules. Personally, I have used this tool many times where users have corrupt...
This is an interesting topic. Some believe that it is best to disable IPv6 on an Exchange 2013 Server where others do not agree. The problem comes in where the tick box on the...
In Exchange, whether it is Exchange 2010, Exchange 2013 or Exchange 2016, there is always some sort of confusion when it comes to deleting or disabling a user mailbox. While one will leave the...