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  Windows Server 2012 and other operating systems (Windows 8, 8.1) have the ability to use Windows PowerShell commands that are built on .NET framework. Windows PowerShell is a powerful command line that allows administrators to perform any adding, changing of any option you see on the Graphical User Interface (GUI), and perform other manipulationsRead more

Spam has become a big issue for corporations that are running Microsoft Exchange Servers. Not only is spam overloading IT resources but it also reduces employee productivity to the point where employees spend an average of 5 – 10 hours a week cleaning up spam messages from their Outlook Inbox. Many enterprise companies have discoveredRead more

One of your many responsibilities that you have as an IT administrator is to protect your corporate infrastructure from spam emails and phishing scams by verifying that such emails messages never enter an employees inbox as well as educating employees against online scams. As a company grows so do the numbers of employees and email accounts. As aRead more

Even though it is very rare that we use this command line, it can be a very interesting command line when troubleshooting connectivity issues. The Pathping, along with its features, also groups the Ping and Tracert features. So how does it work? Pathping sends packets to each router on its path to destination and thenRead more

This scenario could happen to anyone of us: You receive an email from someone you know (friend, colleague, sister, brother, etc.) with whom you might have exchanged emails before. Surprisingly enough, when you open the email you notice that it’s SPAM and is not actually from the person you had expected. At this point, it’sRead more