Sometimes you don’t want the end-user to choose the regional language settings when they start Outlook Web App (OWA – former Outlook Web Access). Luckily there is a way to force user-mailboxes to a predefined language setting, both individual user mailboxes and all users. This can be accomplished by using Exchange Management Shell (EMS – [...]
If your e-mail gets stuck in the Drafts-folder when you try to send an e-mail from either OWA or Outlook, there are a couple of things you should check. I’m guessing you already have checked the settings under ECP - mail flow -> accepted domains/recieve connectors and send connectors. Including the Exchange 2013 Help – Configure Mail [...]
Ever wondered what version of the Microsoft Exchange Server you are running? It can be quite difficult to find it – if you don’t know how and where to look that is. Here is the easiest way to determine what version you are running: 1. Go to the Exchange [...]
If you need to get the last logon time by mailbox user in Exchange 2007 one of the easiest ways is to fire up the Exchange Management Shell and execute the cmdlet: get-mailboxstatistics The default setting of this option will give you the display name, the total numbers of items in the mailbox (handy), storage [...]
CatchAllAgent is an Exchange 2007 Transport Protocol Agent. If a message comes in, and a recipient of that message does not exist (unknown recipient), the recipient typically gets rejected by the Recipient Filtering feature (which is also a Transport Protocol Agent). The CatchAllAgent can be configured to rewrite the recipient address for unknown recipients such [...]
Microsoft has a very cool Exchange connectivity analyzer. It’s web-based and free! You can use it for testing ActiveSync, Exchange Web Services, Outlook connectivity and e-mail tests. Give it a try and find out if your setup works as it should.
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