PowerShell Book in Spanish

Well, in case anyone remains unaware… Did you know that there is an excellent PowerShell technical book in Spanish?? If you have Windows machines in your work environment… You have no choice but to get to know this Swiss Army knife. And for me the best way to learn is with this type of technical books.

Exchange 2016 – Installation and Requirements Preparation

I begin a list of articles where we will see the tasks to be performed for the deployment of Microsoft Exchange Server 2016 in our organization. In this first article we will see the main novelties, as well as considerations before implementing it or the requirements of its installation. Needless to say, for a better knowledge of the product, you can read the magnificent book by Xavier Genestos!

Migrate from Exchange 2010 to Exchange 2013

In this document we will be able to see all the requirements and steps that we must take to proceed with migrating a Microsoft Exchange environment 2010 to Exchange Server 2013. We must bear in mind that it is a long process and especially depending on the number of servers as well as mailboxes we have or their sizes, It will be a migration that will not require a service stop at any time.

Integrating Lync Server 2010 with OWA

In this document, we'll look at how to integrate instant messaging between Microsoft Lync Server 2010 and Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 SP1 allowing our users to connect from the outside without the Lync client, something that is missing when it previously existed in Office Communications Server, so that our users, once logged into OWA, will be able to use instant messaging from a browser anywhere securely and with any device,

Setting up Outlook Anywhere in Microsoft Exchange 2010

In this post we will see how to enable in Microsoft Exchange Server 2010, Outlook Anywhere (formerly called RPC over HTTPS), in order to connect from the outside with our Outlook via HTTPS, an ideal setup for those with mobile devices who use Outlook, we will make a secure connection via SSL to our server or Client Access array, with this we will avoid making VPN connections to open the Outlook. If we do not want to publish our CAS servers directly to the Internet, we will set up a TMG server to make the transfer to us.

Installing and configuring Microsoft Forefront TMG for secure OWA access

In this document, we'll look at one of the most common installations when deploying a Microsoft Exchange Server installation 2010 e ensure your connectivity from the outside through OWA access (or the necessary services) via a TMG host on the DMZ network. We will perform the installation of Microsoft Forefront TMG (Threat Management Gateway) An old ISA Server on a DMZ computer that will only be connected via HTTPS from the Internet, and the server will only connect to the Exchange server with the HUB role (or CAS array).

Restoring an Exchange mailbox 2010 using a Recovery Database and Symantec Backup Exec 2010

I publish this document that my colleague Carlos Fuenteseca passes to me, A crack of an uncle: The storage restore groups that we could see in the old versions of Exchange 2003/2007 have disappeared with the appearance of the new version of Exchange Server 2010. In this document, we will see how to create a recovery database as well as perform a restore of an Exchange mailbox 2010 using Symantec Backup Exec 2010 and a couple of commands from the powerful Exchange server powershell 2010. As I will comment during the document, these restore options are similar with any backup software that supports Exchange Server 2010.