The POP3 Connector log files on SBS 2011 & SBS 2008 are stored in the following location: C:\Program Files\Windows Small Business Server\Logs\pop3connector\Pop3service.log If you wish to create a new log file you will need to stop the Windows SBS POP3 Connector service, rename the log file to something suitable, and then restart the service. A … Continue reading SBS POP3 Connector Log Location
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Grant a user or group full access to all exchange mailboxes
When preparing to migrate mailboxes to exchange online the account used for the migration will need full access to all mailboxes. It is advised to create a an account just for this purpose, I tend to create a domain account with the username "365-<RANDOM>".Replacing <RANDOM> with a random string of characters.The below command will give … Continue reading Grant a user or group full access to all exchange mailboxes
Remotely enable RDP on a domain computer
Sometimes we find ourselves needing to connect to a machine in our corporate network that for one reason or another doesn't have Remote Desktop Connections enabled. This can be enabled through Group Policy however we might not want to wait for Group Policy to take effect. To get an immediate result we can use the … Continue reading Remotely enable RDP on a domain computer
Convert a Exchange online mailbox to shared mailbox
There may be times when a user leaves your organisation and you need to free up their Office 365 license for the next user. This sometimes presents us with the need to maintain the email's stored within the old users mailbox and continuing to receive new email that is sent to their SMTP address. The … Continue reading Convert a Exchange online mailbox to shared mailbox
Enable Windows installer in safe mode
Windows Installer will not work when booted into Safe Mode, this means that programs cannot be installed or uninstalled in safe mode however we can make Windows Installer work under safe mode, you need to create a registry entry for the specific version of safe mode you are logged in to. Safe mode Add the … Continue reading Enable Windows installer in safe mode
Connect to Exchange Online Using Remote PowerShell
Exchange Online PowerShell allows you to manage your Exchange Online settings from the command line. You use Windows PowerShell on your local computer to create a remote PowerShell session to Exchange Online. It's a simple three-step process where you enter your Office 365 credentials, provide the required connection settings, and then import the Exchange Online … Continue reading Connect to Exchange Online Using Remote PowerShell