PowerShell Tip: Fix All Failed Exchange Database Content Indexes
This one-liner PowerShell command can be used to fix all failed content indexes for Exchange database copies.
This one-liner PowerShell command can be used to fix all failed content indexes for Exchange database copies.
This PowerShell script for Exchange Server produces a health report of your Database Availability Groups.
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.
A PowerShell script to check Hub Transport servers for back pressure event log entries.
Exchange Server 2013 brings with it some new PowerShell cmdlets, and retires at least one other.
Exchange 2010 error "The ActiveSyncDevice Cannot be Found" occurs when performing a remote device wipe when a user object has been moved to a different OU.
This free script allows you to perform an Exchange Server 2016/2013/2010 server health check and automatically email the results in HTML format.
Reader Faisal asks about retrieving a list of the top 30 mailboxes in order of size. Finding the top (or largest) mailboxes in the Exchange Server organization is a fairly common requirement. I’m often asked to produce such lists by managers when issues of server capacity get raised. In fact, it is why I wrote the […]