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December 14, 2012Dec 14, 201212/14/12Summary: Microsoft Scripting Guy, Ed Wilson, talks about using Windows PowerShell to simplify checking the dirty status of Exchange Mailbox databases.
Hey, Scripting Guy!, I have a large number of Exchange servers, and when I do a database restore, often I am unable to mount the database because it says that the database is dirty.
March 16, 2011Mar 16, 201103/16/11Summary: Use Windows PowerShell to document your Exchange Server 2003 environment before you upgrade to a newer version of Exchange Server.
Hey, Scripting Guy! How can I use Windows PowerShell to help me prepare for a Microsoft Exchange Server migration?
—BN
Hello BN,
November 20, 2010Nov 20, 201011/20/10
Summary: See how to use Windows PowerShell to simplify a large-scale Microsoft Exchange server migration project.
Microsoft Scripting Guy Ed Wilson here. Today I am turning the keyboard over to Phil Braniff, one of my former Windows PowerShell workshop attendees,
November 15, 2008Nov 15, 200811/15/08Troubleshooting a Script That Uses the TrimStart Method
Hey, Scripting Guy! Greetings from an old VBScript guy. I have a problem with a Windows PowerShell script. It returns the unexpected result of “RANSFER” instead of the desired result of “\TRANSFER”.
May 10, 2005May 10, 200505/10/05Hey, Scripting Guy! How can I add an email address to the proxyAddresses attribute without overwriting all the existing attributes?— DH
Hey, DH. For those of you who aren’t too familiar with the proxyAddresses attribute (and, alas, that includes the Scripting Guys) proxyAddresses is an attribute added to Active Directory by Microsoft Exchange;
