This video shows you how to build a task that creates calendar entries in user’s Outlook folders using Exchange web services. This is particularly useful in the service industry or indeed in any scenario where users control their daily schedule through Outlook. It demonstrates that a record set queried from an ERP system can be consumed by the Web Service Connector tool and be translated and graphically mapped to the Exchange Web Services. In this specific example we are using the Createitem method to create calendar entries in engineers’ calendars, but similar tasks could be created for many different purposes. The source data could be event driven using our trigger event tools reacting to changes in an application database and updating Exchange in real time, or be based on a scheduled query, or perhaps another web service call retrieving data from the source application.

In this video we’ll take a look at how to use PowerShell and the Exchange Management Shell (EMS) utilizing the GetMailbox cmdlet to email reports as attachments or in the body of an email message using the SendMailMessage cmdlet. Also, it may be useful to send the script as the body of the email message like an HTML report for example. For more training visit us online at interfacett.com

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En este video, veremos paso a paso como implementar un sistema de alta de disponibilidad en las base de datos de Microsoft Exchange 2010, ademas este video se complementa con la configuracion de CAS ARRAY, con un sistema de balanceo de carga.

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En este video, veremos paso a paso como implementar un sistema de alta de disponibilidad en las base de datos de Microsoft Exchange 2010, ademas este video se complementa con la configuracion de CAS ARRAY, con un sistema de balanceo de carga.

Dell EqualLogic storage is designed to improve storage efficiency, simplify storage management and enhance email protection for Exchange 2010. www.dell.com

The third and final clip in this series detailing how to search your network for PST files and then import them into Exchange. First, we identified the relevant machines, and then we identified the filenames, owners and locations of the PST files on those machines. Now, to finish, we’ll run through a script to set up email Import-Mailbox requests from these PST files into their relevant mailboxes in Exchange.