Exchange

An Exchange administrator can move user mailboxes between databases on the same server or between remote mailbox servers. In this article we’ll show how to move mailboxes in Exchange Server…

After you deploy Exchange, you may notice that free disk space starts to decrease very quickly. In addition to the growth of the mailbox databases themselves, the various logs take…

Distribution groups (lists) are a special type of recipients in Exchange. A distribution group has an email address, but doesn’t have a mailbox. Emails sent to the distribution list are…

You can use the Get-MessageTrackingLog cmdlet in the Exchange Management Shell to analyze mail flow, message forensics and to get different information about messages sent or received by a specific…

Outlook rules allow the users to create different conditions to process the incoming email messages. You can move emails from specific senders that meet certain criteria to a folder you…

Users of one of my customer have reported that Outlook always starts in the offline mode. Obviously, e-mails cannot be sent or received, and the Outlook icon in the system…

In this article we’ll look at how to configure RBL filters on Exchange 2016 and 2013. Let’s remember what RBL is. RBL (Realtime Blackhole List) is a service that stores…

Exchange Server allows you to block (reject) emails from the unwanted sender domains or certain email addresses. This allows you to configure extra spam protection (in addition to the RBL…

In the Exchange Server 2010 SP1 (and newer), special PowerShell cmdlets appeared: New-MailboxImportRequest and New-MailboxExportRequest, that allow you to import or export the contents of the Exchange mailbox from / to…

An Exchange server allows an administrator to search user mailboxes in the databases and delete certain emails (or other items) from the mailboxes. For example, a user has accidentally sent…