How to Solve Event 465 in Exchange Server?

An Exchange public store or mailbox store of a storage group can be mounted using Exchange Management Console or Exchange Management Shell. This makes the databases ready for use. For any reason, if the process fails, it leads to data inaccessibility. Database mount failure primarily suggests that one or more storage group components are faulty. However, if one or more databases are corrupted, you should use eseutil utility to repair it. Alternatively, you can apply the last good backup or use a powerful EDB Repair utility to repair the corrupted ...

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Exchange Server 2007 File Structure

Exchange Server 2007 File Structure Exchange Database Files:- E00.chk checkpoint file marks up to where database has been committed to the database files E00.log –the current log file with transactions waiting to be processed. E00res00001.jrs E00res00002.jrs E00000000A.log Mailbox Database.edb. EDB file is the one which stores all mailbox database information. The size of this file increases significantly since it stores rich text and attachement. .STM files are no longer in use. tmp.edb Enn000000000x.log logs that have already been processed ...

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Getting Started With Exchange 2010

As most know Exchange 2010 is the latest version of Microsoft's email server.  I wanted to write a short description of the software and outline its features.  Like its predecessor Exchange 2010 requires that you run it on an x64 platform.  32-bit processing is surely but slowly becoming a thing of the past.  In 2010 however you must also be running Windows 2008 SP2 or 2008 R2.  One of the major decisions you'll have to make is whether to select the standard or enterprise edition.  This basically boils down to how ...

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Using Powershell in Windows 7

For years people that have come from a Unix background have complained about the lack of command line tools that the Windows line of operating systems just did not supply. The most recent line of Windows operating systems has a virtual dos based command line but it in no way had the large amount of features that something like the Bash command line had over in Linux. Several years ago Microsoft introduced the Powershell command line system to windows. It's purpose was to bring a powerful command line editor similar to what people had over in ...

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Some tricks for apache security

PasswordsI presume you know that having a password like 'Mom' or 'girlfriend' is not a good start for securing your system. I usually prefer passwords with both numerican and alphatbetical characters, plus some extra symbols. This is a good password: ILik3-PeN_gu1nS. Passwords should be complicated as there are a lot of ways someone can get your encrypted password. When we are talking about Linux systems with a webserver, the first thing that comes to my mind are all those numerous buggy CGI scripts that make you get /etc/passwd file from the attacked ...

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Linux on USB 3.0?

By 2009, boasted a few specialty sites that Linux is the first new operating system compatible with USB 3.0 ports on computer. Back then I thought wow, that gonna be crazy with this USB 3.0. Indeed it could be, if I think I just told the transfer rate could reach 5.0 Gbps specifications. Instead windows at that time said that USB 3.0 will be supported by Windows 7, but only after the appearance of service pack1. And so it happened. Meanwhile began to produce disks with USB 3.0 devices, newer device's USB 3.0 only and therefore you grab them ...

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