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Error while importing option “6.” while moving DHCP database from Windows Server 2008 to another Windows Server 2008 R2

To move DHCP from one server (2003/2008) to another you can use the following steps At the command prompt type netsh dhcp server export C:\dhcpNEW.txt all , and then press ENTER. Note: You must have local administrator permissions to export/import the data. Configure the DHCP server service on the server that is running Windows Server 2008...
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What Exchange 2010 Version you are running on your Server?

What Exchange 2010 Version you are running on your Server?

Use the following PS to figure out what version of exchange 2010 you are running. C:\>Get-ExchangeServer | Format-Table Name, *Version* http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/exchange-server-and-update-rollups-builds-numbers.aspx C:\>Get-help Get-ExchangeServer C:\>Get-ExchangeServer | Format-List
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How To Create A Room Mailbox In #Exchange Server 2010

How To Create A Room Mailbox In #Exchange Server 2010

Creating A Room mailbox in Exchange server is similar to creating a user mailbox IMPORTANT: By default a Room mailbox user account is disabled in Active Directory after creating it. To Create a Room Mailbox In Exchange Server 2010 Follow the steps below: Right click on Mailbox icon under Recipient Configuration and select New Mailbox. In the Wizard select Room...
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How To Get A List Of All Email Addresses Using Exchange Shell On Exchange Server 2010

How To Get A List Of All Email Addresses Using Exchange Shell On Exchange Server 2010

Need to use the Get-Mailbox cmdlet and pipe the result. The following cmdlet will show you how to get the Name and the Email Address of all users with a mailbox. Get-mailbox -resultsize 3000 |Format-Table name, PrimarySmtpAddress
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W2K3 SP2 IIS6 Service Unavailable (Solved)

W2K3 SP2 IIS6 Service Unavailable (Solved)

There was tons of articles to help solved this but there was two solution that worked for my. I simply ran the app pool as the local system in IIS and then I reran the W2K3 SP2.  Problem solved for me Here are some useful articles: We found the following KB article on at Microsoft. This solved our...
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Using Outlook 2010 and thumbnailPhoto in Active Directory

Using Outlook 2010 and thumbnailPhoto in Active Directory

Outlook 2010 can now read the thumbnailPhoto attribute and display the photo when viewing contacts in Active Directory. To make this happen you need to make a small change to Active Directory schema, if you haven’t run the MMC schem snap-in before you will need to register it by typing the following command ‘Regsvr32...
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Move IIS7 from the C drive to a different drive

Move IIS7 from the C drive to a different drive

Having your content on a different partition than your Operating System is a good security practice. In previous IIS versions is was possible to do this during setup time in an unattend file. Due to changes in Vista and Windows Server 2008 setup it became impossible to do that however. After setup the IIS7 INETPUB directory will...
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Exchange Running Out Of Transaction Log Filenames

Exchange Running Out Of Transaction Log Filenames

Well, I wouldn’t of believed it if I didn’t see it with my own eyes. My Exchange stores were dismounted and the issue was that Exchange ran out of hex numbers to use for numbering its transaction logs.  The article link below goes into details – but this issue only occurs to busy Exchange servers...
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How to backup Sharepoint 3.0 site when using a Sharepoint Hosting Vendor

SharePoint sites are not actually moved from one location or server to another; rather, they are backed up to a file, and then the content or site is re-created from the backup file.  The Backup and Restore feature in Office SharePoint Designer 2007 is the best way to move an individual site or subsite...
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Top 10 Windows Built-In Command Line Tools

Top 10 Windows Built-In Command Line Tools

1 - systeminfo – Have a need to display operating system configuration information for a local or remote machine, including service pack levels? Then systeminfo is the tool to use. When I need to connect to a system that I am not familiar with, this is the first tool I run. The output of this command gives me all...
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