Following on from this post:Office 365 Migrations - What happens to Outlook Meetings with embedded Teams URLs? - Nero BlancoWe developed a tool to strip out Teams info from Calendar invites, so that new Teams info co...
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Uninstall Microsoft Teams cleanly
Teams Cache CleanerTry this one last time...Start PowerShell as Admin and run:Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope Processtaskkill /IM teams.exe /F /TGet-ChildItem -Path ([System.Environment]:...
Where do emails sent to the default Microsoft Teams email address go?
Where does the default Teams email go?When you first create a Microsoft Team it allocates an email address for the Team. That email address is built by the Display Name (with spaces and special characters remove...
The Shared Mailbox Dilemma
The Shared Mailbox Dilemma Microsoft Teams (and Office 365 Groups) whilst having gained serious traction, and by serious – Teams has become Microsoft’s fastest growing App in their history. Shared Mailboxes still have a place in our heart and in the organisation for now, but inevitably they will perhaps fade away, maybe even email will […]
Design for an enterprise scale Exchange 2013 OAB
Today we will be discussing how to design your Exchange 2013 Offline Address Book (OAB) for an enterprise scale client. By enterprise scale client we mean a client with thousands of mailboxes spread over multiple Active Directory sites. See our previous post “Exchange Global Address List and the Outlook Offline Address Book” to clear up any […]
Least access model
for Lotus Notes to Exchange data migrations In many organisations to achieve accessing mail data for a migration you add the Lotus Notes Migration ID to the administrators group of the domain(s). However, when requesting 3rd party trusted migration experts like Nero Blanco to perform the migration, you may not like the exposure to data […]
Exchange Global Address List and the Outlook Offline Address Book
Introduction This document seeks to address and clarify the small misunderstanding surrounding the GAL (Global Address List) and the OAB (Offline Address Book). Quite often all Administrators, even Exchange Administrators simply refer to the users they see in the Address section of Outlook casually as the GAL for ease of reference, but really more […]
Domino Routing Rules – Binary Tree Coexistence Solutions
Exchange to Domino Routing Rules specifically relating to Binary Tree Coexistence Solutions Introduction This document seeks to identify the potential pitfalls of Inbound SMTP routing to Domino in a Coexistence environment, particularly when using a static targetAddress that is built by a Directory Synchronisation solution. Routing from Exchange/Office 365 to Domino In a Binary Tree […]
OABGen encountered file error ffffffff
The problem started with users reporting that their Offline Address Book (OAB) was missing some recent new starters, actually they said Global Address List (GAL) but that misconception is another story for another day. Upon investigation it seemed that the issue was a global issue. So where to start… I first thought right let’s think through […]
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Exchange PowerShell Quickstart – Bonus
Over the past 5 episodes we have been covering all sorts of aspects of Exchange PowerShell fundamentals. This week I want to give just a few extra hints and tips as you step into the brave world of Exchange PowerShell. Hint 1: Don’t abbreviate Abbreviation is fine when writing directly at the command line, since […]
Exchange PowerShell Quickstart – Part 5
Over the past four parts we have covered connecting to Exchange and discovering cmdlets in part 1. We explored the pipeline in part 2 followed by hash tables, arrays and variables in part 3, and flow control in terms of conditional and iterative processing in part 4. This week we are going to cover different […]
Exchange PowerShell Quickstart – Part 4
Over the past three parts we have covered connecting to Exchange and discovering cmdlets in part 1. We explored the pipeline in part 2 followed by hash tables, arrays and variables in part 3. This week we’re covering flow control in terms of conditional and iterative processing. We covered where (?) and foreach (%) as […]
Exchange PowerShell Quickstart – Part 3
Over the past two weeks we have covered connecting to Exchange and discovering cmdlets in part 1, and we explored the pipeline in part 2. This week we will be talking about hash tables, arrays and variables. Hash Tables The easiest way to picture a hash table is a list of attributes and their respective […]
Exchange PowerShell Quickstart – Part 2
Last week in part 1 we looked at the background on PowerShell, explored terminology and some basic commands. This week we are going to see how we combine commands together on the command line via ‘the pipeline’ The Pipeline The pipeline is just a single line of PowerShell with one or more | (pipe character) […]
Exchange PowerShell Quickstart – Part 1
Background As we know Microsoft is firmly banking on PowerShell to be THE way to manage all of their operating systems and services, and with good reason. PowerShell is the most powerful method Microsoft has developed to manage their products. The concepts are similar to Unix style shells but it is a little more easily […]