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Fixing Exchange 2007 Offline Address Book generation (oalgen) and distribution issues

Published May 22, 2009 |

Today, I’m going to share some ‘notes from the field’ about fixing oab issues in Exchange 2007 In order to fully understand the oab generation and distribution process, I will assume that you are running the Mailbox server role and HUB/CAS server roles on different servers. Of course, this is not a requirement to run […]

Posted in MS Exchange, Powershell, Scripts | Tagged 9334, 9335, active, cas, cas servers, clientaccess, cluster, exchange 2007, file age, folder, lzx, mailbox, mailbox server, mbserver, monitor, MS Exchange, MSExchangeSA, node, OAB, OAB not updated, oab xml, oab.xml, oalgen, offline, offline address, offline address book, server, timestamp

Monitoring your network with Powershell

Published January 28, 2009 |

By Peter Van Eeckhoutte (corelanc0d3r)

I have written a small powershell script that will help you to monitor various hosts on your network. Instead of using ping to see if a host is alive, this script will connect to tcp ports, so you can also monitor hosts behind firewalls (or hosts that cannot be pinged). In addition to this, you […]

Posted in My Free Tools, Networking, Powershell | Tagged closed port, discover-if-host-is-alive-powershell, free tool, monitor, monitor-folder-powershell-ps1, network, open port, powerhell-network-port-status, powershell, powershell-active-ports, powershell-commands-to-scan-ports, powershell-display-open-ports, powershell-monitor-port, powershell-network-activity-monitor, powershell-network-diagnostics, powershell-network-discovery, powershell-network-scan, powershell-ping-monitor, powershell-scan-network, report

Exchange 2007 : Powershell script to select optimal database for a new mailbox

Published January 19, 2009 |

By Peter Van Eeckhoutte (corelanc0d3r)

If you have multiple Storage Groups / Databases on your Exchange 2007 server, you may want to try to spread your mailboxes over all databases. You could use your “gut feeling” and/or select a database at random, or you could use a simple script to select the “best” database for hosting a new mailbox. The […]

Posted in MS Exchange, Powershell | Tagged average, database, exchange-2007-mailstore-size-free-powershell, exchange-2007-powershell-command-to-check-mailbox-database-size, exchange-2007-powershell-commands, exchange-2007-powershell-scripts, exchange-2007-ps-script-new-mailbox, exchange-2007-ps1-script-to-batch, exchange-database-command-check, exchange-select-database-by-size, exchange-shell-command-for-database-statusexchange-2007, get-mailboxdatabase, get-mailboxstatistics, most, optimal, powershell, powershell-commands-for-exchange-2007-mailbox-database-details, powershell-compare-exchange-2007-db-size, select, size

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Fixing Exchange 2007 Offline Address Book generation (oalgen) and distribution issues

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