Post Views: 6,450 In this article, we will review how does the Autodiscover answer the needs and the requirements of the modern Exchange environment. To be able to understand the immense significance of the Exchange Autodiscover infrastructure, we will take a look at the older or previous version of Exchange architecture that did not have…
Post Views: 7,147 Autodiscover is one of the most important and essential components of the Microsoft Exchange server architecture but at the same time, one of the most “unknown” and “misunderstood” terms. My primary goal is to “open a door” into the fascinating and exciting Exchange Autodiscover architecture. When I decided that I want to…
Post Views: 4,891 The following page includes links and information that could serve as a “welcome kit” to Office 365 infrastructure or as “my first steps in Office 365 world”. Legend for Link and Resources table Articles Links table Video link table PowerShell Scripts link table Tools Link table Information about Office 365 infrastructure Video…
Post Views: 35,885 The current article is dedicated the subject on – troubleshooting possible problems when using an SMTP mail relay server for sending mail to the Office 365 mail infrastructure. Send mail to Exchange Online – Article Series Send mail to Exchange Online | Part 1#4 Send mail to Exchange Online using standard SMTP…
Post Views: 7,945 One of the most common troubleshooting scenarios in Office 365 and the Exchange Online environment described as – cannot create a new Outlook mail profile. Technically speaking, there are pre-requirements and best practices that need to be implemented before we try to configure a new Outlook mail profile for Office 365 users.…
Post Views: 15,543 In the current article, we will review how to use the Exchange In-place eDiscovery & Hold feature as a tool for searching and recovering deleted mail items. We will review the following subjects: How to create an Exchange In-place eDiscovery & Hold query. How to send a copy of the search results…
Post Views: 8,536 The Exchange In-Place Hold & eDiscovery is a very powerful tool that can help us to accomplish three main tasks. Search for information (mail items) in single or multiple mailboxes. Put specific information on “hold” (enable to save the information for an unlimited time period). Recover deleted mail items. In this article,…
Post Views: 17,398 In the current article, we will review the following subjects: The flow of a “deleted mail item” in an Exchange base environment for a standard mailbox and for Litigation Hold or In-Place Hold enabled mailbox. The subject of Deleted Item retention policy, the Exchange server policy that removes deleted mail items after…
Post Views: 7,829 In the current article, we will review the subject of Exchange single item recovery mechanism and his physical implementation – the Recoverable Items folder. The purpose of these “Exchange components” is to provide an easy and efficient way to solve the requirement of – recovering mail in Exchange base environment. The concept…
Post Views: 9,072 The current article is a basic introduction to the subject of – recovering mail items in the Exchange Online based environment. We will review a couple of common misconceptions that relate to the scenario in which users report that his E-mail deleted. The need to verify if the scenario is indeed a…
Post Views: 22,867 In the current article, we will review the use of the PowerShell cmdlets Search-Mailbox that we can use for searching and recovering specific mail items. The PowerShell cmdlets Search-Mailbox is the “older sister” of the newer PowerShell cmdlets New-MailboxSearch. Booth of this PowerShell cmdlets was designed for providing the Exchange administrator the…
Post Views: 9,928 One of the most common questions among Office 365 customers is: how to implement a scenario in which on-Premises device or application, sends mail via the Exchange Online infrastructure. The main reason for the uncertainty regarding this process arises from two main factors: The Office 365 and Exchange Online environment is unknown…
