I’m pleased to announce the availability of v1.08 of the Test-ExchangeServerHealth.ps1 script.
This version of the script contains one minor bug fix for database availability group health checks in mixed Exchange 2010/2013 organizations.
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I’m pleased to announce the availability of v1.08 of the Test-ExchangeServerHealth.ps1 script.
This version of the script contains one minor bug fix for database availability group health checks in mixed Exchange 2010/2013 organizations.

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