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Within the Microsoft Exchange Transport Service, a feature known as categories determines what is to be done with an email when it is routed to a route destination. Route destinations can be labeled as any of the following group types: Routable DAG: 2013 mailbox that belongs to a delivery group boundary. Mail Delivery Group: CollectionRead more

In previous versions of Exchange, the troubleshooting and message tracking for delivery was painful and tedious. There was no real logging file or GUI interface where the network admin was able to interface in real time. One thing I personally like about Exchange 2013 is the way the audit logging and tracking of messages hasRead more

With the release of Powershell within the latest releases of Windows, this option has given a lot of more power and a new way to configure the operating system instead of referring to the GUI.   How to list the Windows Features   First we need to open the Powershell windows (in Administrative Mode). RightRead more

The Network Load Balancing (NLB) is a feature in Windows 2012 and prior versions designed to provide availability and scalability of server applications such as Webservers, mail servers etc. The NLB uses TCPIP protocol to disseminate traffic among all the hosts in the cluster it serves. NLB offers great scalability and manageability where you canRead more

With the number of dedicated email filter solutions available on the market, it only makes sense to disable or remove any other network burden that will hinder the traffic of email. A boarder gateway firewall is normally not the location to have an email filter deployed on your network. As a default, Cisco PIX doesRead more