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Limite Bandwidth in Cisco Switch

February 26th, 2010 mmjp No comments

Eg.

-srr-queue bandwidth limit 20 ( 20 means … 20% )

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Using Name Pipe in Vmware

February 25th, 2010 mmjp No comments

\\.\pipe\com_1

for Client,

This end is the client.

The other end is virtual machine

For Server

This is the Server

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How to Export & Import mailboxes to PST files in Exchange 2007 SP1

February 25th, 2010 mmjp No comments

Export/Import to PST Requirements

In order to export or import mailboxes to PST files the following requirements must be met:

Export/Import to PST must be run from a 32 bit client machine with Exchange Management Tools installed (Version Exchange 2007 SP1 or later). The 32bit requirement comes from a dependency with the Outlook client.
Either Outlook 2003 or Outlook 2007 must be installed on the client machine.
The user running the task must be an Exchange Organization Admin or an Exchange Server Admin on the server where the mailbox to export/import lives.
Exporting mailboxes to PST files

The most basic cmdlet to export a mailbox to a PST file is as follows:

Export-Mailbox –Identity -PSTFolderPath

PSTFolderPath must be a full path pointing either to a directory or to a (.pst) file. If a directory is specified a PST file named after the mailbox alias will be used as the target of the export. Note that if the PST file already exists the contents of the mailbox will be merged into it.

Example:

Get-Mailbox -Database ‘MDB’ | Export-Mailbox -PSTFolderPath D:\PSTs

Importing mailboxes from PST files

The process for importing mailbox contents from a PST file is quite similar:

Import-Mailbox -Identity -PSTFolderPath

Again, PSTFolderPath must be the full path to the directory where the .pst file lives or to the (.pst) file itself. In the case where PSTFolderPath points to a directory the cmdlet will try to match the mailbox alias with the name of an existing .pst file in the specified directory and import the content of that file.

Just as with the export to PST scenario, when bulk importing mailboxes the PSTFolderPath must forcefully point to a directory and the task logic will try to match mailboxes alias with the .pst file names under that location. If no match is found for a particular mailbox, that mailbox will be skipped.

Example:

Get-Mailbox -Database ‘MDB’ | Import-Mailbox -PSTFolderPath D:\PSTs

Filtering content in Export/Import to PST

When only specific content is desired in the PST file (or back into the mailbox) a common set of filters can be used to leave out the rest of the messages. Export/Import to PST support the following filters: Locale, StartDate, EndDate, ContentKeywords, SubjectKeywords, AttachmentFileNames, AllContentKeywords, SenderKeywords, and RecipientKeywords.

Example: Import only those messages that were created between 1/1/06 and 12/1/06 and contain the word “review” in the subject and any of the words {“project”,”alpha”} in the body.

Import-mailbox -Identity ricardr -PSTFolderPath D:\PSTs -StartDate 1/1/06 -EndDate 12/1/06 -SubjectKeywords:’review’ -ContentKeywords:’project’,'alpha’

Now, we realize that you would like to try this today, but please be patient!

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