I recently had the chance to take LepideAuditor for Exchange for a spin, over at MSExchange.org. It’s an interesting product that seems pretty competent at what it aims to do – logging all changes to Exchange to a database so you can see who did what and when. Find out more about LepideAuditor for Exchange…
In this tip over on the MSExchange.org KnowledgeBase, I show you how you can connect to Exchange Online using PowerShell and retrieve copies of Message Tracking logs. This might be useful if you need to store logs for longer than Exchange Online Protection does by default. Read my tip over on the MSExchange.org website
The latest part of my long-running MSExchange.org series on comprehensively upgrading from Exchange 2007 to 2013 is online! In this article, you’ll learn about the following: In the last part of this series we completed the work to prepare the surrounding environment for Exchange 2013, including upgrading third-party software, clients, prepared Active Directory and installed…
You’ll find great code snippets and short tips on MSExchange.org within the Knowledgebase section. My latest three are now available: Reducing the Office 365 DirSync Schedule Sometimes the default 3-hour DirSync schedule is not often enough. This quick tip explains how to reduce the sync schedule to something that better fits your organization: Reducing the…
In the first two parts of this series, we looked at the kind of planning required before creating a Hybrid Exchange organization, and what’s going to go on under the hood of the wizard while it runs. In part three of this article we’re going to run through the wizard itself explaining what actions you…