Screencast: How to Complete Exchange 2013 Upgrade without Migrating the Public Folders
In the following Screencast, we demonstrate how to complete the Exchange 2013 upgrade without migrating the Public Folders.
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Screencasts: Exchange Server 2013
Exchange Server 2013
Screencast: How to Install and Configure Exchange 2013 Edge Server. Adding SpamHaus and Barracuda as IP Block List Providers.
In this screencast, we demonstrate how to install and configure Exchange 2013 Edge server in a perimeter network (DMZ). In addition, you will see how to pretest and configure two of the most popular real-time block list providers (RBL) – SpamHaus and Barracuda.
Read moreHow to Install a GoDaddy Multiple Domain Certificate in Exchange 2013
How to Install a GoDaddy Multiple Domain Certificate in Exchange 2013
Read moreScreencast: How to Configure HTTP to HTTPS OWA Redirection in Exchange 2013
Instead of facing the “Page can’t be displayed”, or even worse – the “403 Forbidden: You do not have permission to view this directory or page using the credentials that you supplied”, clients are silently redirected to the OWA sign in page.
Read moreScreencast: How to Perform Exchange Server 2013 Initial Configuration
It’s been a while, though since we have published new videos about Exchange. Time for a change – the new series about Exchange Server 2007 is coming. A couple of videos are in post-production Subscribe to Neto-RSS and be the first to watch them.
Read moreVideo: Exchange 2013 Upgrade – Running Get-OrganizationConfig in Exchange 2007 Management Shell Generates a Warning About Exchange Recipient Object Name
One of the prerequisites checks that you need to perform is running “Get-OrganizationConfig” in Exchange 2007 Management Shell and confirming that there is no previous successful Public Folders migration. At that point, you get a warning about the Display Name of the Exchange Recipient Object. As it turns out, the name of this object in Exchange 2007 is “Microsoft Exchange”.
Read moreVideo: Exchange 2013 – Removing the Default Self-Signed Certificate Problem
Once you install the new certificate and assign the Exchange services to it, you have to decide what to do with the self-signed certificate which you have just replaced (usually in Exchange Admin Center).
Read moreVideo: Exchange 2013 – Custom Receive HubTransport Connector Problem
The problem occurs when you choose the “HubTransport role” for the connector type. In this case, the Default Frontend connector, which is the common messaging entry point for the organization, closes connections from remote email servers with “421 4.3.2 Service not available” and effectively rejects accepting inbound e-mails.
Read moreVideo: “Discovery Search Mailbox has been corrupted” error when upgrading from Exchange 2007 to Exchange 2013
One of the common warnings that you might get is about a corrupted Discovery Search Mailbox. As you can see in this short video, this warning appears in Exchange 2007 Management Console right after the Exchange 2013 installation.
Read moreScreencast: How to Upgrade Exchange 2007 to 2013 – Part 2
We have published the second (and last) part of our Screencast: How to Upgrade Exchange 2007 to 2013. As you might expect, this is where the upgrade process gets really complex and, correspondingly, we have split the screencast into nine logically separated steps.
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