In this series of articles we will walk through an overview of Database Availability Group concepts, demonstrate how to deploy a new Database Availability Group, and explore some of the operational tasks associated with running and maintaining a DAG.
How to Set Up an Automated Exchange Database Backup Alert Email
Learn how to use PowerShell to automatically monitor your Exchange Server 2010 database backups and send an alert email when recent backups have not been successful.
Exchange Server 2013 Mail Flow and Transport Services
This tutorial demonstrates the mail flow in Exchange Server 2013 and how the different server roles and Transport services are involved, compared to previous versions of Exchange.
Exchange Server 2013 Server Roles
An overview of the new, simplified server roles architecture in Exchange Server 2013.
Managing the Replication Source for Exchange Server 2010 Mailbox Database Reseed
How to choose the optimal source server for an Exchange Server 2010 mailbox database reseed operation.
How to Health Check an Exchange 2010 Mailbox Server
Get this free PowerShell script for performing a quick health check of your Exchange Server 2010 mailbox servers.
How to Install Updates on Exchange Server 2010 Database Availability Groups
This tutorial demonstrates how to update the servers in an Exchange Server 2010 Database Availability Group without causing the mailbox databases to go offline.
Exchange 2010: Are Passive Database Copies Included in Backups of DAG Members?
When an Exchange Server 2010 Mailbox server that is a member of a Database Availability Group is backed up, does the backup also include passive database copies?
Exchange 2010 FAQ: How to Minimise Downtime During Mailbox Migration from Exchange 2007
How to perform online mailbox moves using the Exchange Server 2010 management tools and shell.
Exchange Server 2010: Using Database Portability for Disaster Recovery
How to use Exchange 2010 Database Portability in a disaster recovery scenario to mount a mailbox database on another Mailbox server.