Looking to export your Exchange 2010 default global address list (GAL) to an external file? This is supported natively right from the Exchange Management Console (EMC). Just navigate to the Recipient Configuration node in EMC, and select the recipient type. … Continue reading →
EXCHANGE SERVER AND POWERSHELL INSTRUCTOR
Mike Pfeiffer
“Students in my classes are glad they came. They realize an IT infrastructure can get complicated really quickly without a solid understanding of the products they’re implementing.”
Biography
Microsoft MVP - Exchange Server, Certified Master (MCM) Exchange 2010, MCT, MCITP, MCSE, MCPD, MCTS, Citrix CCEA, Cisco CCNA, Novell CNA, CompTIA A+, Network+
Career:
Mike Pfeiffer, a Microsoft Exchange Server Most Valuable Professional (MVP), has vast experience as a migration engineer on the server side, working on complex projects beginning in the late-1990s.
His time in the trenches includes experience as principal architect and technical lead on many large-scale Active Directory and Exchange implementations.
He says he spends most of his time these days, “working on Microsoft’s Unified Communications platform and automating every repetitive task that I can find with PowerShell.”
With more than 13 years’ experience as a systems engineer and enterprise consultant, Mike provides instruction at Interface in Exchange 2010, Lync Server 2010 and PowerShell.
His time in the trenches includes experience as principal architect and technical lead on many large-scale Active Directory and Exchange implementations.
He says he spends most of his time these days, “working on Microsoft’s Unified Communications platform and automating every repetitive task that I can find with PowerShell.”
With more than 13 years’ experience as a systems engineer and enterprise consultant, Mike provides instruction at Interface in Exchange 2010, Lync Server 2010 and PowerShell.
His Exchange topics include design and implementation, administration, co-existence with legacy systems and performing migrations. Instruction is a mix of lectures and student discussion and participation, supplemented by hands-on labs that ensure students can use what they learn.
“Our labs set us apart,” Mike says. “If you can get through our labs, you can get it done when you get back to the office.”
“Our labs set us apart,” Mike says. “If you can get through our labs, you can get it done when you get back to the office.”
Twitter @mike_pfeiffer
One of Windows Server 2012's secret weapons: Hyper-V Replica http://t.co/1PrceTEL
Exchange 2010: Mapping DAG network states to cluster network states… http://t.co/h7XEj5Y6
My databases do not automatically mount after I enabled Datacenter Activation Coordination http://t.co/iJrMZOp8
Backup dates and times are incorrect even though data has been committed to backup media successfully http://t.co/ZiWhKAXa #MSExchange
Continuous Backup for Exchange Server 2010 with DPM 2012 (Part 1) http://t.co/lhvbpf41 #MSExchange
Blog
Locking Down Exchange 2010 Control Panel (ECP) Options
The Exchange Control Panel (ECP) allows end-users to perform many self-service tasks, such as tracking messages, managing groups, and creating inbox rules. Of course, just like other GUI based tools in the Exchange world today, the ECP is driven in … Continue reading →
Why are my Exchange Distribution Group Properties Greyed Out in EMC?
If you’ve upgraded from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2010, you may come across an issue where distribution groups in the Exchange Management Console (EMC) are unmanageable. In other words, your groups might be “greyed out”, and you won’t be able … Continue reading →
"Mike’s method of teaching is unrushed, clear, and the classes are fun. If you manage Exchange 2010, Mike makes the syntax easy to understand and implement."
Upcoming Courses Mike Teaches
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