Tag Archives: Get-Mailbox

Exchange 2013 Alerts

Posted on January 16, 2013 by Tony Redmond

I’ve been critical about the features that have been dropped from the new browser-based Exchange Administration Center (EAC) console in Exchange 2013 when compared to its Exchange Management Console (EMC) predecessor as used by Exchange 2007 and Exchange 2010.  I’ve … Continue reading →

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Applying a retention policy to control Exchange 2013 Health Mailboxes (or trying to, anyway)

Posted on January 2, 2013 by Tony Redmond

Reading Jeff Guillet’s ExBPA blog the other day, I came across an entry describing a solution for the problem posed by Exchange 2013’s health mailboxes when journaling. The health mailboxes are new in Exchange 2013 and are used by the … Continue reading →

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Musing on searching

Posted on May 26, 2011 by Tony Redmond

The publication of the post by the Exchange team to reveal the secret registry instruction to allow multi-mailbox searches to interrogate more than 25,000 mailboxes got me thinking. First,  I thought that the era of registry hacks was over for … Continue reading →

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Managing Office 365 with the one true shell

Posted on May 16, 2011 by Tony Redmond

Exchange administrators have known since the release of Exchange 2007 that only wimps seek the soft comfort of the GUI-rich Exchange Management Console (EMC) when they attempt to manage servers, mailboxes, or other objects. Exchange Online, part of Office 365, … Continue reading →

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Batching Exchange 2010 mailbox moves

Posted on November 24, 2010 by Tony Redmond

My post from November 22 about clearing mailbox move requests prompted some questions about auto suspending moves. This is new functionality introduced in Exchange 2010 as all mailbox moves performed in earlier versions occur synchronously. In other words, an administrator … Continue reading →

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