Both funny and useless: the QR code for my blog itexperience.net:
No, I don’t know what to do with the code. No, I can’t think of a useful purpose. Yes, I still find it funny to have, and to share it with you :-)
Happy Thursday!
where IT meets experience
Both funny and useless: the QR code for my blog itexperience.net:
No, I don’t know what to do with the code. No, I can’t think of a useful purpose. Yes, I still find it funny to have, and to share it with you :-)
Happy Thursday!
When I tried to enable archiving for a specific user in Exchange 2010, the following error occurred:
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Microsoft Exchange Error
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Action ‘Enable Archive…’ could not be performed on object ‘Petrelli, Peter’.Petrelli, Peter Failed
Error:
Mailbox ‘Peter.Petrelli’ cannot be Archive enabled with Managed Folders Policy. Archives are supported only with Retention Policy.
In Exchange 2010 you may experience a less responsive Exchange Management Console (EMC). There are a few settings that may improve the speed of the EMC. Below are some actions and/or changes that you can do to resolve the issue.
A colleague recently asked me a list of all employees in our company, and their date of hire. As I work at an IT department, I do not have everyones contract. However, I do have the creation date of every account. Since we create accounts a few dates before the date of hire, I could easily create a list of accounts and creation dates in the Exchange Management Shell (Powershell):