New-ExchangeCertificate Cmdlet Syntax

Create a SSL certification request thru Exchange management Shell using the New-ExchangeCertificate cmd let For those of you that don’t remember the syntax of the cmdlet. below link will be of great help  & it will generate the syntax for you, just fill in the values. Link Archived.

Lotus domino -Restricting Access to users thru console command

There can be a situation in which you want users not to connect to the server for example: 1. During server upgrade. 2. Bringing up the old server up for some reason. Just enter the following command at the console Set configuration Server_Restricted=1 or Set configuration Server_Restricted=2 1 means that server is restricted for current…

Reset windows 2003 Admin password

There is an unlikely event when you went in to a situation where you need to reset Administrator password as you have forgotton it. The same situation we were in when a critical server machine was disjoined from the domain to troubleshoot something but as administrator password was not known to any one of us…

Lotus domino–>Database Redirect

This is used when you want to move the datbase to another server: Add the below script  in the database script scetion of Notes database @If( !(@Contains(@Subset(@DbName; 1);”old server name here”)); @Do( @PostedCommand([FileCloseWindow]); @PostedCommand([FileDatabaseRemove]); @PostedCommand([FileOpenDatabase];”new server name here”:”directory\\db_name_here.nsf”); @PostedCommand([AddBookmark]); @Prompt([Ok];”Database Moved To A New Location”;”The ” + @DbTitle + “database has been moved to a…

Exchange 2007–>Bulk Create Mailbox

Create a CSV file with columns as below: Database Password Name  OU Alias fqdn   ##Create password as secure string $data = import-csv $args[0] ## Create a function to convert password into a secure string function New-SecureString([string] $plainText) { $secureString = new-object System.Security.SecureString foreach($char in $plainText.ToCharArray()) { $secureString.AppendChar($char) } $secureString } foreach ($i in $data)…