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Tonight on the PowerScripting Podcast we talk to Exchange MVP Michael Smith about Exchange 2010
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- Brandon Shell let us know that the Citrix XenApp cmdlets are available
- The new PoshCode is now up in beta:Â http://beta.poshcode.org/
- PowerGui 1.8 is out New features include improved powerpack management
- Listener Wes Stahler posted pics of Hal & Steve Murawski taken at TechEd 2009.
- Technet Webcast June 10:Â How to Manage Microsoft System Center Data Protection Manager 2007 in Large Enterprises (Level 300)
Interview
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- 25 years experience in IT, 13 years experience w/Exchange
- Written two books, Exchange 2003, and Monitoring Exchange 2007 w/Ops Mgr
- Company: The Essential Exchange /Â http://theessentialexchange.com/blogs/michael/
- writes articles for:
- Exchange Messaging & Outlook e-zine
- Simpletalk
- SuperHero: Green Lantern
Questions
- slipsec: ## How do you put load on your labs?
- Â gaurhoth: ## Any ideas that you can share about why Exch2010 CAS isn't going to be able to proxy to Exch2003 Backend (like Exch2007 CAS can now)? Â gaurhoth: I'm looking at a exch2003 - exch2010 transition end of next year and this seems like it's going to add a hurdle.
- gaurhoth: ## Have you played with cross-site DAG and is it as good as the demo's so far make it look?Â
- gaurhoth: ## sDo you have any limitation/concerns that you've observed so far?
- gaurhoth: ## Is MS's recommendations that you can replace disk/tape backup with DAG (with at least 3 copies) really that realistic? Seems like you'd be open to database corruption issues since you would...
- slipsec: ## How is Public Folder support?
- gaurhoth: ## only have 1 (maybe 2) delayed copies if youc an afford that many servers (for lagged replication)
- gaurhoth: ## Is all of DAG functionality availble from management console or is powershell required to set it up (as in HA tech in 2007)Â
- slipsec: ## Any tie in with the new Active Directory cmdlets?
- gaurhoth: ## Is DAG Failover between sites a manual process? (assuming yes ... dns, etc)... Does failover require updates of AD attributes to point to new server... or is it just a dns change? Â gaurhoth: (and AD Attribute changes obviously needing replication to complete before failover can be completed)
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- This video on Channel 9 shows you how to automate MS's Netmon protocol analyzer with PowerShell (50 min running time)
- Introduction to Modules w/ Advanced FunctionsÂ
- Another PowerShell script to ping servers, this one will send you an email
- PowerShell videos on Bing
- Shay has a great method for quickly finding expired x.509 certificates with a new custom formatter (PS1XML)
Tips
- Rich Siddaway discusses working with file attributes and hidden files
- Steve Murawski talks about focusing your scripts and functions
- Jeff Hicks goes into return versus write
- Neat thread on securing WinRM on PowerShellCommunity.org
- StackOverflow:Â What are some of the most useful yet little known features in the PowerShell language?
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