Answer: One of the best things about Windows Server 2008 R2 is the way we can use PowerShell to install and configure roles and features. [click to continue…]
Answer: Windows Server 2008 R2 installation has become very simple while the need for the user input is very little. [click to continue…]
To find which PowerShell Version your computer is running you simply need to type the following cmdlet: [click to continue…]
Answer: Windows Server 2008 introduces a new feature that allows us to upgrade the O/S version from Standard edition to Enterprise edition without the need to rebuild the O/S from scratch. [click to continue…]
Answer: In PowerShell 2.0 we have the option to control what type of scripts we can run by applying a script execution policy. [click to continue…]
When you try to upgrade Windows Server 2008 Standard Edition to Enterprise you get the following error: [click to continue…]
Answer: When installing Exchange Server 2010 on a Windows Server 2008 or Windows Server 2008 R2 we can use the Windows [click to continue…]
Answer: In Exchange Server 2010 we can set mailbox storage restrictions on individual users [click to continue…]
Answer: In the past when we had to forword emails to external email address we had to use Active Directory Users [click to continue…]
Answer: Moving mailboxes to Exchange Server 2010 has become a very simple process. [click to continue…]
