Microsoft announces Exchange 2019

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Microsoft announced Exchange Server 2019 at Ignite in Orlando. The first preview is due to be published in mid-2018. The release is planned for the second half of the year. However, the new functions that will be available have not yet been officially announced. So we will probably have to be patient a little longer. One positive aspect is that ... Read more

Version 3.3 of the Exchange Reporter available

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I have just uploaded version 3.3 of the Exchange Reporter. The new version contains so far only a few minor bug fixes: Bugfixes: HPiLOreport.ps1 Bugfixes and error handling (Many thanks to Timbo) Link to download the HPE iLO PowerShell modules fixed UpdateReport.ps1 Switch to HTTPS UTF8 encoding issue fixed Clientinfo.ps1: Bugfix in the display of ActiveSync Devices (Many ... Read more

Exchange Server: New updates (September 2017)

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New updates have been released for all Exchange Server versions. Click here to download directly: Exchange Server 2016 CU7 Exchange Server 2013 CU18 Click here for details of the changes: Exchange Server 2016 CU7 Exchange Server 2013 CU18 Article about the updates on the Exchange Team Blog: Exchange Team Blog For me personally ... Read more

Windows 10 (1703): After logon, immediate logoff

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I recently had a problem with user profiles on several Windows 10 Pro 1703 systems. Important detail at this point: All Windows installations have since been updated from version 1511 to 1607 and finally 1703. Now to the problem: If a user wanted to log in who had never logged in to this PC before, the user was logged out after successfully ... Read more

iOS 11 problems with Exchange 2016 ActiveSync on Server 2016

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Apparently there is a problem with the Golden Master (GM) of Apple's iOS 11 with the Apple Mail App and Exchange Server 2016 on Windows Server 2016. In this case it is not possible to reply to mails or forward the mails with the Mail App. iOS 11 is not yet publicly available, it should ... Read more

Google Chrome will no longer trust Symantec CAs from 2018

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Google has announced that it will withdraw its trust from Symantec CAs (certification authorities) from 2018. A corresponding article can be found in the Google Security Blog: Chrome's Plan to Distrust Symantec Certificates Specifically, this means that websites or services that work with certificates issued by Symantec will no longer be considered trustworthy by Chrome.This affects all certificates issued before 01.06.2016 ... Read more

New version of the Exchange Certificate Wizard for Let's Encrypt

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On February 6, 2017, I published the first version of the certificate wizard for Exchange 2016 and Let's Encrypt. The certificate wizard simplifies the process of requesting, renewing and installing an SSL certificate for Exchange 2016. Now, thanks to Bjoern, there is a new version. Bjoern has taken the trouble to make some changes so that the certificate wizard also works with Exchange 2010 and ... Read more

Brief introduction to IPv6

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Many thanks to Frank for the opportunity to contribute to the expansion of frankysweb.de with a blog post. This article is intended to give an overview of IPv6 in relation to Windows operating systems. It will be exciting and everyone can participate on their computer. Quo vadis IPv6? Everyone is talking about it. Most people have activated IPv6 (to which ... Read more