Microsoft Exchange and Active Directory Blog
Here is a video about Exchange 2016 from Ignite with lots of information about the migration, I think it is very worth watching: video.ch9.ms/sessions/ignite/2015/BRK3129-mobile.mp4 And here is another good video about the architecture: Exchange Server Preferred Architecture
If you also need to make frequent DNS queries to the MX records or SPF and reverse records, this little script may help: Test-MXSettings.ps1 The script has a few parameters, which can quickly check all Exchange accepted domains, or any domain, also a DNS server for the query can be specified. The following parameters ... Read more
There are now 69 Ignite sessions on Exchange and Exchange-related topics available for viewing. It's worth watching! Here is the link: https://myignite.microsoft.com/#/videos/4af86b2a-0a95-e411-b87f-00155d5066d7
Microsoft has announced the timeline for the release of Exchange 2016, according to which there will be a public beta as early as the summer. The RTM version is then announced for winter 2015: Initial information has also been published on what is required to use the new "Document Collaboration" feature. According to this, in addition to Exchange 2016, SharePoint ... Read more
Information on the new Exchange Server 2016 architecture has been published on the Exchange Team Blog. One of the biggest changes is probably the elimination of the client access role. This means that there is now only one role, making deployment fairly simple. The Client Access role has now also been integrated into the Mailbox role. Read more
A first look at the upcoming Exchange version (Exchange 2016) will be available at Microsoft Ignite. Some information about Exchange 2016 is already available on the Exchange Team Blog. The release of Exchange 2016 is planned for the second half of this year. The Ignite session on Exchange 2016 is expected to start on 07.05. ... Read more
Many of the emails I receive are always about certificates. I have therefore created a small wizard using PowerShell that takes some of the work out of dealing with certificates. It automatically searches for the corresponding DNS names, requests the certificate from a Windows CA and installs it on all Exchange 2013 servers. Without any manual work ... Read more
It happens from time to time that a backup of the Exchange Server does not work as planned. There are often many factors that can influence the backup process. For error analysis (testing the VSS writer, VSS services) or in an emergency for a quick backup, a manual backup of the Exchange databases can also be carried out. The Exchange team blog provides ... Read more
