@momurda said in O365 Email search for Attorney -:

@scottalanmiller Yes, and the not being able to use Discovery service, and teh not being able to add a pst to Outlook part.

Those aren't things I'd expect a lawyer to be doing, though. That's tech work for technical people, not legal work.

@dustinb3403 said in Exchange migrations, scenarios to hope you're never in.:

User abuse is the only bug we can't fix with technology.

Good to know eseutil was able to correct the issue.

Even that was just very weird. The status had stopped updating and processes associated with it quit doing anything for around 20 minutes. We were both wondering what was going on when I was like "I'm going to ctrl+c it." So the cancel current command actually kicked off a whole bunch of activity that went quite quickly compared to what it had been running at before and actually repaired the DB. We were both more than a little confused over that one.

@NerdyDad thanks, I read the article before and then forgot... thanks.

Split DNS is the way to go if you have the .local domain naming. Otherwise having your organization domain as org.domain.com might be better as to not use your main domain.

@Mike-Davis said in Exchange 2010 Synchronization Service Manager - Automating this with PowerShell:

When you fire that power shell script off, if you go back to the sync manager, you'll see it does all 6 things. 🙂

Yep, that's how I confirmed it!

@stacksofplates I am pretty happy with it over all.

OK, finally got that solved using this, and guess what the results are....

Failed the test.

Yay..... now lets see what Microsoft has to say about the results...

Is this purely a failed certificate issue? I mean that would make sense, but I've not done a lot with Exchange (and O365) besides dick-around with the settings as this organization has some major config issues.

@maalmeida said in I cannot get any invitation from Spiceworks:

@Romo Exactamente. Con el dns no me dejaba entrar y ahora con la ip si pero me muestra eso

Si te muestra eso por que la configuracion por default en servidores del explorer es muy restrictiva, lo cual es normal y recomendable puesto que realmente no se debe navegar desde los servidores.

Lo importante es que con la ip si te intenta cargar el acceso a OWA, si trataras con el puro nombre del servidor tambien te deberia de mostrar lo mismo que con la ip.

If that doesn't work, you might also need to do:
Set-MailboxFolderPermission -Identity "conf-room:\non_ipm_subtree\freebusy data" -User default -AccessRights reviewer

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This picture doesn't really say much, and now that they've fixed their inbound TLS issue, perhaps the unencrypted number will be a lot smaller from now on... just thought I'd share what they shared.

I shared this with my parent company and they did an evaluation, but found that its not really useful for them. Initial feedback was " the application supports files only - no other objects (list items, etc.)"

Anyone checked this already and is this the case?

@Dashrender said

LOL he said made in America.

Yes he did 🙂

And patch management and software updates are taken care of for you.

This might do what you want, have not used it myself.

https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/office/Set-Email-Signatures-in-792587f5

Mine keeps flipping back and forth between the new admin center and the old one. Rather annoying.

@brianlittlejohn said in Iphones and Exchange sync problems:

@Dashrender There also was an edit button back pre IOS7 i believe instead of the circle i button

The edit button is still there.