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Tag Archives: DAG
Exchange’s underappreciated single-page patching capability
I really like single page patching, the facility first introduced in Exchange 2010 to enable a database to detect that a database page is corrupt and to retrieve replacement data from another database copy. It’s one of those elegant pieces of functionality … Continue reading
Write some code and you can influence DAG failovers (for now anyway…)
A recent debate on the Exchange 2013 (unofficial) Facebook group started off with the question “can I built my own failover criteria in a DAG?” and pointed to the TechNet page on Active Manager. The debate began with sheer denials, … Continue reading
Posted in Exchange, Exchange 2010, Exchange 2013
Tagged DAG, Database Availability Group, EMC, Exchange 2010, Exchange 2013, Exchange 2016, High Availability
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Fixing a “FailedAndSuspended” content index for an Exchange 2013 database
For space reasons, this text is another bit that was cut out of my Exchange 2013 Inside Out: Mailbox and High Availability book. FWIW, here it is… Imagine my annoyance when I ran the Get-MailboxDatabaseCopyStatus cmdlet on a test Exchange 2013 server … Continue reading
Posted in Exchange 2013
Tagged Content Index, DAG, Database Availability Group, Exchange 2013, FailedAndSuspended
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Exchange Unwashed Digest – October 2014
October 2014 was an interesting month for my “Exchange Unwashed” blog on WindowsITPro.com. I had the chance to write about some new technology (Delve), old technology (Exchange 2003 mega-clusters), bad technology (Chrome bugs), and current technology (various posts). All in all, … Continue reading
Posted in Exchange, Exchange 2013, Office 365, Technology
Tagged Azure, Chrome, DAG, Database Availability Group, Exchange 2013, Office 365 Groups, Office Delve, Office Graph, Outlook Web App, OWA
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Exchange Unwashed Digest – June 2014
June 2014 was an interesting month for my “Exchange Unwashed” blog on WindowsITPro.com as the material covered was pretty diverse as we went from platforms like Azure to storage firmware and all points in between. See what you think! Why running … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud, Email, Exchange, Exchange 2013, Office 365
Tagged Amazon Web Services, Android, Architecture, Azure, Clutter, DAG, Database Availability Groups, Exchange 2013, Exchange Unwashed, Google, IBM, in-transit encryption, MAPI over HTTP, Office 365, Outlook Web App, OWA, Set-MailboxDatabase, storage controller firmware, TLS, Virtualization
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NFS and Exchange: Am I a sheep? Some at Nutanix think so…
A number of people working for Nutanix have been in the vanguard of those who would like to see NFS supported as a valid storage option for Exchange deployments, some of whom cheerfully recommend that “customers continue to run Exchange … Continue reading
Posted in Email, Exchange, Exchange 2013
Tagged DAG, Database Availability Group, High Availability, iSCSI, NFS, Nutanix, Virtualization
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Upgrading the database schema within an Exchange 2013 DAG
In my conversation about life, the universe, and Exchange development (well, mostly the latter) with Microsoft’s VP for Exchange development, Perry Clarke, he said “There isn’t a part of the core Exchange Server that is not shipped to our on-premises … Continue reading
Exchange Unwashed blog digest October 2013
October began with the Exchange Connections conference in Las Vegas and ended with some thoughts on whether to go to TechEd or MEC next year. In between, I contemplated some of the questions raised by attendees at Exchange Connections as … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud, Email, Exchange, Exchange 2013, Technology
Tagged ActiveSync, Apple iOS, DAG, Database Availability Group, DevConnections, EAS, Exchange 2013, Exchange Connections, Exchange Online, Mailbox Replication Service, Managed Availability, MEC, MRS, NFS, Office 365, On-premises Exchange, TechEd
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Hello from 38,000 feet
Welcome to a blog post facilitated by Aer Lingus Wi-Fi at 38,000 feet en route from Dublin to Boston, a service provided by T-Mobile. Apparently the connections didn’t work at all two weeks ago so it’s good to have progress. … Continue reading
Exchange Unwashed digest: April 2013
April 2013 saw the appearance of Exchange 2013 CU1 to release the restrictions that had previously stopped anyone running a “legacy” version of Exchange from installing Exchange 2013 into an existing organization. More stuff happened during April too, and some … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud, Email, Exchange, Exchange 2010, Exchange 2013, Office 365
Tagged Ajax, Azure, DAG, Database Availability Group, Exchange 2010 SP3, Exchange 2013 CU1, Gmail, Google, Managed Availability, MEC 2014, MFCMAPI, MRMAPI, Outlook Web App, OWA
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