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Exchange Server,
Windows Powershell |
2 Comments | 6,685 views | 11/11/2009 03:38
If you don’t want to use Exchange Management Console, you can use Powershell:
Set-ExchangeServer -Identity '%Name%' -ProductKey '%ProductKey%' |
Set-ExchangeServer -Identity '%Name%' -ProductKey '%ProductKey%'
So simple but important command for me :) You need to restart “Information Store” service.
Posted in
Exchange Server,
Windows Powershell |
No Comment | 8,825 views | 09/11/2009 01:56
An easy way to enable Outlook Anywhere on Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 with Powershell:
Enable-OutlookAnywhere –ExternalHostname ‘mail.yusufozturk.info’ –SSLOffloading $false
-DefaultAuthenticationMethod ‘Basic’ |
Enable-OutlookAnywhere –ExternalHostname ‘mail.yusufozturk.info’ –SSLOffloading $false
-DefaultAuthenticationMethod ‘Basic’
You can set authentication method as Basic or NTLM.