$user = Get-Credential
$session = New-PSSession -Configurationname Microsoft.Exchange –ConnectionUri http://servername/powershell -Credential $user
Import-PSSession $session
$user = Get-Credential
$session = New-PSSession -Configurationname Microsoft.Exchange –ConnectionUri http://servername/powershell -Credential $user
Import-PSSession $session
Lately while working with my Exchange 2010 customers they complain “ Exchange 2010 Management Console is very slow”, and I have been advising them about a workaround that had worked perfectly for me and them all the time. Now the management console starts very quickly . So here is the solution:
Turn off (Uncheck) “Check for publisher’s certificate revocation” & “Check for server certificate revocation” options on the server/workstations you are starting the EMC (Exchange Management Console) on
· In Windows Internet Explorer –> Tools –> Internet Options –> Advanced tab
· In the Security section, uncheck the below two options “Check for publisher’s certificate revocation” & “Check for server certificate revocation”
How does this relate to the EMC in Exchange 2010 ? well Exchange tries to connect to the certificate revocation list (CRL) Web site. Exchange examines the CRL list to verify the code signing certificate.
I have also noticed that unchecking the two options above speed up the start time of EMS (Exchange Management Shell)
This is a security option and unchecking this represent a risk unless the machine is in a secure environment, please be aware the of consciences of this change.