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Error installing SQL Server 2005

13Mar13

Recently I got an error while installing a second node in a SQL 2005 Cluster. I installed from the customers’ installation eOpen ressources (with two CDs) and everything looked O.K. While the installer tried to cleanup installation an misleading error occured. “Can’t access cluster ressource” I searched in many newsgroups, forums etc. but none of […]

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Tags: 2005, access, acessing, cd1, cd2, cluster, eopen, error, installation, ressource, server, sql

Finally got certified in Server 2012

28Jan13

Hi folks, I wrote less in the past month because I focused on work and Microsoft certification.The certification path was very straight – upgrading skills from MCITP to MCAS Server 2012 followed by the two Server Infrastructure exams 70-413 and 70-414. In the next monts I’ll go forward to MCSE Messaging and Communications with […]

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Tags: 2012, mcsa, mcse, server, Windows

Exchange Team Blog: Announcing Exchange 2010 Service Pack 3

04Oct12

The Exchange Team is pleased to announce that in the first half of calendar year 2013 we will be releasing Exchange Server 2010 Service Pack 3 (SP3) to our customers. With SP3, the following new features and capabilities will be included: Coexistence with Exchange 2013: Customers that want to introduce Exchange Server 2013 into their […]

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Tags: 2010, 2012, 2013, exchange, schema, server, sp3, update

Task scheduling a batch command

21Aug12

Hi, if you ever would start a batch command by Windows task scheduler you might wonder, why the command isn’t executed if noone is logged in. I run in this issue while migrating a file server. I wanted to do a synchronize job every night but scheduling only succeeded when I was logged in. If […]

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Tags: 2008, angemeldet, aufgaben, aufgabenplanung, batch, login, nicht, planung, r2, robocopy, schedule, server, task, Windows

Spooler service crashes with Event ID 4097

11Apr12

Today I got faced with a problem concerning a Windows Printserver. After a new printer was installed, the spooler services crashed again and again and generating registry events with ID 4097 and the source HpTcpMon (hptcpmon.dll). After looking for changes made by the new printer, i figured out, that a new local port (HpTcpMon) was […]

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Tags: 4097, absturz, crash, druckerwarteschlange, event, id, print, server, spool, spooler, spoolsv

Expand partition in Windows 2003 Server

27Mar12

Today I had to extend the partition of a Windows 2003 Server. In the past I did this several times with diskpart: diskpart.exe -> list volumes select volume [number of the partition to extend] extend volume size=[SIZE TO EXTEND in MB] After doing this, diskpart and the Windows Disk Management show the extended size but […]

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Tags: 2003, diskpart.exe, dispart, expand, extend, extended, file, KB325590, KB832316, old, partition, remains, server, shows, size, system, volume, Windows

View users with “FULLACCESS” in Exchange 2010

27Jan12

If you want to discover where a specific user has Full Access you can use this PowerShell command: Get-Mailbox | Get-MailboxPermission -User user@domain.com | where { ($_.AccessRights -eq “FullAccess”) } Cheers, Chris

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Tags: 2010, access, exchange, figure, full, fullaccess, mailbox, mbx, out, permission, powershell, server

Viewing total incoming/outgoing email statistics

26Jan12

The follwing script generates e-mail statistics of your exchange environment looking like this: (Download the script HERE!) Generated on Server: MAILSERVER Date: 17.01.2012 Sent mails: 532435 Size of sent mails: 4.419,24 MB Size of biggest mail out: 21,74 MB Average size out: 217,69 KB Quantity incoming mails: 66496 Size of received mails : 4.609,09 MB […]

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Tags: 2010, average, exchange, HT, hub, incoming, mail, mailbox, mails, mbx, outgoing, powershell, quantity, received, sent, server, size, statistic, transport

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- Using Exchange Web Services to Apply a Personal Tag to a Custom Folder May 20, 2013
  In Exchange 2010, we introduced Retention Tags, a Messaging Records Management (MRM) feature that allows you to manage email lifecycle. You can use retention policies to retain mailbox data for as long as it’s required to meet business or regulatory requirements, and delete items older than the specified period. One of the design goals for MRM 2.0 was to sim […]
- Released: Exchange Server 2013 Management Pack May 15, 2013
  The Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 Management Pack (SCOM MP) is now live! As I discussed in my Managed Availability article, the key difference between this management pack and previous releases, is that our health logic is now built into Exchange, as opposed to the management pack. This means updates to Exchange 2013 (like our cumulative updates), will incl […]
- Released: Exchange 2013 Server Role Requirements Calculator May 14, 2013
  download readme It’s been a long road, but the initial release of the Exchange 2013 Server Role Requirements Calculator is here. No, that isn’t a mistake, the calculator has been rebranded. Yes, this is no longer a Mailbox server role calculator; this calculator includes recommendations on sizing Client Access servers too! Originally, marketing wanted to br […]
- Use Exchange Web Services and PowerShell to Discover and Remove Direct Booking Settings May 10, 2013
  Prior to Exchange 2007, there were two primary methods of implementing automated resource scheduling – Direct Booking and the AutoAccept Agent (a store event sink released as a web download for Exchange 2003). In Exchange 2007, we changed how automated resource scheduling is implemented. The AutoAccept Agent is no longer supported, and the Direct Booking met […]
- Ask the Perf Guy: Sizing Exchange 2013 Deployments May 6, 2013
  Since the release to manufacturing (RTM) of Exchange 2013, you have been waiting for our sizing and capacity planning guidance. This is the first official release of our guidance in this area, and updates to our TechNet content will follow in a future milestone. As we continue to learn more from our own internal deployments of Exchange 2013, as well as from […]
- Public Folders and Exchange Online May 2, 2013
  “You mean… this is really happening?” Last November we gave you a teaser about public folders in the new Exchange. We explained how public folders were given a lot of attention to bring their architecture up-to-date, and as a result of this work they would take advantage of the other excellent engineering work put into Exchange mailbox databases over the yea […]
- Introducing Message Analyzer, an SMTP header analysis tool in Microsoft Remote Connectivity Analyzer May 1, 2013
  Microsoft Remote Connectivity Analyzer is a web-based tool that provides administrators and end users with the ability to run connectivity diagnostics for our servers to test common issues with Microsoft Exchange, Lync and Office 365. The tool started as Microsoft Exchange Server Remote Connectivity Analyzer, and based on your feedback we've continued t […]
- Troubleshoot your Exchange 2010 database backup functionality with VSSTester script April 29, 2013
  Download Frequently in support, we encounter several backup related calls for Exchange 2010 databases. A sample of common issues we hear from our customers are: “My backup software is not able to take a successful snapshot of the databases” “My backups have been failing for quite a while. I have several thousand log files consuming disk space and I will even […]
- Exchange 2010 Database Availability Groups and Disk Sector Sizes April 24, 2013
  These days, some customers are deploying Exchange databases and log files on advanced format (4K) drives. Although these drives support a physical sector size of 4096, many vendors are emulating 512 byte sectors in order to maintain backwards compatibility with application and operating systems. This is known as 512 byte emulation (512e). Windows 2008 and […]
- Updated: Exchange Server 2013 Deployment Assistant April 22, 2013
  We’re happy to announce updates to the Exchange Server 2013 Deployment Assistant! We’ve updated the Deployment Assistant to include the following new scenarios: Upgrading from Exchange 2007 to Exchange 2013 Upgrading from Exchange 2010 to Exchange 2013 Configuring an Exchange 2013-based hybrid deployment for Exchange 2007 organizations These new scenarios pr […]

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