Starting in Exchange Server 2003 SP2, the database size for your Exchange Store can now reach 75 Gigabytes. By default, Exchange Server 2003 has a default database size of 16gigs, and when you reach that limit, Exchange will finish its transactions and dismount the store. If your default store size was 16gigs and you installed Exchange 2003 SP2 and wonder why you are having these types of problems, this is because Microsoft will only increase the default store size to 18gigs. As this might sound silly, it does make perfect sense. If Microsoft automatically increased the store size to 75 gigs, it would be easy to overlook what size your store is and you could use up all the space on your hard drive.
In a plain, generic installation of Exchange Server 2000 or 2003, your users have to type a full url in order to get to their mail in OWA. This article will show you how to create an easy address for your users to type in to get to their email.
Because most of the computers I work on are Dell's, a lot of times I need to look up the service tag for a specific machine. Without the need of bulky software, you can easily use WMI to gather this information. This article will show you how to remotely query your dell pc's for their service tags.
A task as simple as renaming a Domain PC remotely would seem like a simple task. For whatever reason, there is really no good way of doing this. After searching through various scripts to do this job, I finally found a pretty good way of doing this. All it requires is a little vb script and netdom.exe from the Windows Support Tools.
The Cisco PIX Firewall is the dedicated firewall appliance in Cisco's firewall family and holds the top ranking in both market share and performance. The Cisco PIX Firewall delivers strong security and, with market-leading performance. The configuration, however, can be somewhat cumbersome for the novice user. The following is a configuration script that will easily get your device up and running with the least amount of effort
Have you ever wanted to uninstall software remotely across your domain? Well, this script can do just that! All you will need is a couple of pieces of information and you can uninstall an application silently.
