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I recently spent some time at a client that was asking for various pieces of information from their Microsoft Exchange server. Most of what they wanted was quickly and easily accessible through the Exchange PowerShell commandlet get-messagetrackinglog.
First up was a simple command to show all entries from the message tracking log where the recipient of the email was test.comain.com. For this I used:
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For this post I thought I’d run through a project I did to setup System Center Operations manager for a client. It was a steep learning curve at first but once you get to grips with it SCOM 2012 is one of the most powerful monitoring systems out there.
If using Linux within your Microsoft operating system has been something that you have always dreamed of then you may be pleased with this feature. Microsoft has made a number of Linux distros available within the Windows store that enable you to use a bash terminal window.
QNAP has released a critical update for a number of its systems here. The discovery was made by an Australian IT professional named Wayne Small. Small runs the website SBSFaq which is a resource for small and medium business IT professionals.
Continue reading “QNAP Critical Advisory to prevent data corruption”
The Windows 10 Fall Creators Update is nearly upon us as summer rapidly draws to close. Like 1511, 1607 and 1703 before it the current build of 16241 or ‘Redstone 3’ has been available as a preview to insiders (in this case since April 14, 2017).
Problem: Sometimes when there is a heavy network load or the fileservers are particularly busy I have noticed that DFS replication items begin to queue and the delay between synchronisation increases. I wanted to see what was in the DFS replication backlog and see it clear to make sure replication was working.