Very common for most orgs evaluating cloud based mail to not know where to start, or understand where the benefits are. This morning I was made aware of a free tool from Quest, called the Quest Migration Assessment Tool, or QMAT for short. It’s a browser-based application that provides guidance for evaluating Microsoft Exchange Online […]
Jetstress for Exchange 2010, Exchange 2007 and Exchange 2003 have been written about for a while, however, we haven’t had the official word on planning, installing and configuring Jetstress, as well as once it’s run how to accurately read and interpret Jetstress reporting data. Today a post appeared on the EHLO Blog advertising the availability […]
It’s great to see more and more planning tools coming out of the OCS team. Well done folks! The original post can be seen here: http://communicationsserverteam.com/archive/2008/08/29/248.aspx Currently I see the largest issue being the lack of support for all supported topologies. Checkout the statement from the blog entry: Topologies Currently the tool only supports the […]
You might be wondering why I’m posting so much about PowerShell since I’m an Exchange MVP. I’m going to try and expand on this a little bit and add as much clarity as I can. Jeffrey Snover has spoken about this a lot in his introductory sessions on PowerShell and I’d like to amplify this […]