Get an overview of running the Exchange Management Shell for Exchange Server 2010. Follow our daily tips: • facebook.com/TechNetTips • twitter.com/TechNetTips • blogs.technet.com/tnmag

Learn how transport servers store data in Exchange Server 2010, and get some configuration advice for high-volume Exchange environments . Follow our daily tips: • facebook.com/TechNetTips • twitter.com/TechNetTips • blogs.technet.com/tnmag

The Exchange Management Shell includes several cmdlets you can use to register arrays in Active Directory and in this way tell Exchange about load-balanced arrays you’ve set up for Client Access servers. Here is a look at the cmdlets you can use to configure load-balanced arrays . ---------...

Learn cmdlets that allow you to manage the Exchange Control Panel from the Exchange Management Shell . Follow our daily tips: • facebook.com/TechNetTips • twitter.com/TechNetTips • blogs.technet.com/tnmag

Get an overview of the Exchange Control Panel and how you can use it to manage Exchange from just about anywhere . Follow our daily tips: • facebook.com/TechNetTips • twitter.com/TechNetTips • blogs.technet.com/tnmag

Find out why users may be getting a security warning when accessing their Exchange 2010 inboxes via the Outlook Web App. And discover the easy fix. Follow our daily tips: • facebook.com/TechNetTips • twitter.com/TechNetTips • blogs.technet.com/tnmag

Find out how to configure mailbox servers in your Exchange organization to ensure automatic public folder hierarchy replication will occur. Follow our daily tips on: Twitter | Facebook | blog | Web | RSS

Here’s a guide to the cmdlet and options you can use to create a dynamic distribution group and define query parameters in Exchange Server 2010. Follow our daily tips on: Twitter | Facebook | blog | Web | RSS

Explore some features and best practices that can help ensure your Exchange 2010 servers remain highly available . Follow our daily tips on: Twitter | Facebook | blog | Web | RSS

Learn the cmdlet and options you can use to recover a mailbox after it has been deleted. Follow our daily tips on: Twitter | Facebook | blog | Web | RSS

By default, Hub Transport servers have anti-spam features disabled. But in some scenarios, anti-spam functionality on Hub Transport servers is preferable. Find out when and how to do this . Follow our daily tips on: Twitter | Facebook | blog | Web | RSS

Here’s an easy solution for running Forefront commands with Exchange Management Shell and working with Forefront Security in your scripts . Follow our daily tips on: Twitter | Facebook | blog | Web | RSS

Here’s what you need to know to use Exchange Management Shell to create a user account with a mailbox for a room or equipment . Follow our daily tips on: Twitter | Facebook | blog | Web | RSS

Learn an easy way to manage multiple Exchange 2010 servers at once from a command-line. Follow our daily tips on: Twitter | Facebook | blog | Web | RSS

Although Exchange Server 2010 continues to support public folders, public folders are no longer required for access to the global address list or the offline address book (OAB). Exchange now provides these features through a Web-based distribution point. Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 and later clients...

Here are six easy steps to enable external users or mail systems to send mail to an address within your organization and have Exchange forward this mail to an external mailbox . Follow our daily tips on: Twitter | Facebook | blog | Web | RSS

Download a free tool and learn how to back up and restore a user’s personal folders in Outlook. Follow our daily tips on: Twitter | Facebook | blog | Web | RSS

Occasionally, you might want to hide a mailbox so that it doesn’t appear in the global address list or other address lists. One reason, for instance, is if you have administrative mailboxes that you use only for special purposes. Here's how you can hide mailboxes from Address Lists in Exchange Server...

See how you can use the Exchange Management Shell to create a user account with a mailbox . Follow our daily tips on: Twitter | Facebook | blog | Web | RSS

Auditing lets you track what’s happening with Exchange Server. You can collect information about logons and logoffs, permission use, and much more. Any time an action that you’ve configured for auditing occurs, it is written to the system’s security log, which you can access from Event Viewer. Get...

Sometimes a user needs to access another user’s mailbox for business purposes. See how you can grant permissions for another user's mailbox. Follow our daily tips on: Twitter | Facebook | blog | Web | RSS

By default, user mailboxes are configured to accept messages from anyone. Find out how you can override this behavior and set message send and receive restrictions on individual mailboxes. Follow our daily tips on: Twitter | Facebook | blog | Web | RSS

When you work with the Exchange Management Shell, the standard output won’t necessarily provide all the information you are looking for. Find out how to configure Exchange Management Shell to provide more information in its output. Follow our daily tips on: Twitter | Facebook | blog | Web | RSS

Learn how you can use the Exchange Management Console to look up some handy information , including the Current Mailbox Size, Message Count, and Last Logon . Follow our daily tips on: Twitter | Facebook | blog | Web | RSS

Prior to setup and configuration, you need to determine what roles you will deploy, and where you will locate those roles. Here’s an overview of the roles in Exchange Server 2010 . Follow our daily tips on: Twitter | Facebook | blog | Web | RSS