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Within Exchange 2013, the only major roles available are the Mailbox Server and Client Access Server roles. These roles contain the features required to allow mail flow to be delivered in and out of the organization. The Mailbox Server role has built-in safeguard mechanisms which are used to protect the integrity of email deli WithinRead more

The reason why application pools mysteriously disappear is related to Windows Server update framework 4.0. This issue effects multiple Windows Server platforms. While this is a rare event, it can cause havoc for IT administrators. In the article below we will go into the reasons why application pools mysteriously disappear as well as how toRead more

With the release of Windows Server 2012 Standard Edition, the disk cleanup utility is no longer an option installed by default. Oddly enough all other disk utility functions are still listed in the core install. Disk defrag is available as is check disk. The strange part about it is that the disk cleanup utility isRead more

We know that IPv6 is on its way to becoming the preferred protocol language of the near future but not just yet. By default, it is enabled on Windows server 2008 and at times it is just not needed and/or can wreak havoc with other applications. If you are experiencing technical troubles related to this,Read more

How would you separate a good exchange spam filter from rest of the pack, a pack that contains hundreds upon hundreds of different solutions and architectures? Look for a solution that is geared toward the experienced system administrator while also providing office users the power needed to work seamlessly in a risk free e-mail environment.Read more