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exchangeserverpro.com – This free PowerShell script available from Exchange Server Pro allows you to quickly and easily generate useful mailbox reports for your Exchange Server 2007 or 2010 organization.

www.cliptraining.com In this short clip we teach you a little more about PowerShell and how cool it is because you can do in one command what it used to take a billion to do! Well… not quite a billion, but more than one!

An overview of various scripts included with Exchange 2007 SP1 that can be used to manage Client Permissions on Public Folders.

Jorge Diaz walks through the use of the AutoMapping variable now available in Exchange Server 2010 SP2. A must for anyone dealing with shared mailboxes either individually or in bulk.

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

With Exchange 2007 and Windows Mobile 6, you remote wipe a lost device & know that the data has been removed. Gordon Ryan shows you how to do this using Outlook Web Access & the Exchange graphical & Powershell administration tools.

www.petenetlive.com Exchange 2010 – Install Anti-Spam Agents

At TechEd Europe 2010 in Berlin, Microsoft MVP Frank Carius from www.msxfaq.de describes how PowerShell helps him manage Exchange 2007 and 2010, and Lync Server 2010, how he creates and debugs his scripts, and how he uses automated policies for secure mailbox access provisioning.

www.petenetlive.com – Exchange 2010 Post SP1 Bulk Importing Mail From pst Files

The Exchange community shares thoughts about a favorite Exchange technology set: Management Tools. The Exchange Ideas video series: The Exchange community has people with great ideas, advice, information and opinions. We’ve been all over the world at different events to talk to customers, partners, Exchange team members, consultants, administrators and people about Exchange and what they want to share with others.