Adding my own 2¢ to the PowerShell & Technology Communities
When I’ve migrated mailboxes from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2007, I was always asked how quickly the mailboxes moved. It wasn’t the easiest to figure this information out, but I was able to report on it after massaging the data for a while. Exchange 2010 moves store the information differently and you can access that … Read more
My company went through a migration a few years ago of all of our users from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2007. The mailbox moves were insanely time-consuming. Each mailbox has to be taken offline during the migration and that meant many, many nights of sitting up all night staring at progress bars. Exchange 2010 handles … Read more
The DHCP PowerShell script will dump the “raw” DHCP data to a text file for each Active Directory-aware DHCP server. The file is saved to “C:\DHCP-Backup\SERVERNAME-YYYYMMDD.txt.” This can be easily changed within the last few lines of the script itself. ########################################################## # Get-DHCPServerBackup.ps1 #——————————————————— # Author: Kevin M. Sparenberg # Revision History: # 1.0 – … Read more
I got a request recently to find out what mailboxes moved and when that took place. I knew that each batch of mailbox moves creates two log files; a plain text log and an xml. Since I knew right where they were, I decided to see what I could do about getting valuable data from … Read more