On March 2, 2021 Microsoft released a number of critical security updates for Exchange. These are not just a number of new Security Updates, but these are Security Updates for a...
Built-in tools for CAS Monitoring in Exchange 2016/2019 With some small and medium size businesses unable to afford larger, enterprise solutions for Exchange monitoring, we will...
Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 has a very different server role architecture than its previous versions. Exchange 2007 and 2010 had 5 server roles: the Mailbox Server role, Client...
Many companies have good reasons to keep their messaging infrastructure on-premises. Exchange 2016 is currently the second latest version of Exchange Server for on-premises...
On-premises Exchange servers are still a thing, and with future versions of Exchange coming on-premises we can assume they still will be for some time to come and on-premises...
Disk space is vital to the health of an Exchange Server. Without disk you don’t have email, thus Exchange monitoring - disk space is vital. Exchange is dependent on having disk...
Local Monitoring & Overrides Now that you’ve finished Part I & Part II of my three part Managed Availability blog series, I will now provide some information about local .xml...
How to check, recover, & maintain your Exchange Organization Now that you’ve finished Part I of my three part Managed Availability blog series, I will now go a bit deeper and...
An Exchange Administrator's Task? Microsoft introduced a new built-in exchange monitoring system called Managed Availability in Exchange 2013, which automatically takes recovery...
Before we talk about Exchange Server's Managed Availability features, let's first remember the architecture of Exchange Server. Exchange Server is designed for highly available...
