This article describes a major Exchange 2013-2019 server patch that caused Exchange databases to be deleted. This article describes to the reader what this issue was and how it managed to impact production servers. Finally, ways to test updates and patches are discussed along with best practices an administrator can use.
Active Directory and Exchange work hand in hand. That said, Active Directory has been under attack for a while now and adversaries are finding new ways to exploit servers and then elevate permissions to cause damage. Read more to find out about patching it.
If you are using Exchange on-premises, you will either be using Microsoft Outlook or Outlook on the Web. There are plus and minuses for each.
With many companies moving mail from on-premises servers to the cloud, let’s take a look at two methods of importing PST files.
Are you still scrambling to deal with the fallout of the massive Microsoft Exchange Server hack that has occurred? This article will help.
Every Exchange Server admin at some point needs a disaster-recovery tool. Here’s a comparison of two solutions: EseUtil and Stellar Repair for Exchange.
Migration from on-premises Exchange to Microsoft 365 may not be a one-way street. What about the companies that went to the cloud but want to come back?
