PowerShell running directly on Windows Server Core – no need to wait for Windows Server 2008 R2…Â If you look closely you can see how I got it working.
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PowerShell running directly on Windows Server Core – no need to wait for Windows Server 2008 R2…Â If you look closely you can see how I got it working.
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TechNet has an article on moving the database and log file paths for a Storage Group in an Exchange cluster running in a Cluster Continuous Replication environment, however it’s missing a couple of steps which are fairly important to the process.
If you attempt to move the database or log file locations on a clustered Exchange [...]
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During a migration from Exchange Server 2003 to Exchange Server 2007 you need to add the Exchange 2007 server to replicas for each of the Public Folders (as you would need with any Exchange server migration) and this includes the System folders as well.
In our case I missed the SCHEDULE+ FREE BUSY folder. This resulted [...]
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