Powershell script to test Exchange Server 2010 functionality after patching ?
Hi People,
Can anyone here plase share some Exchange Server 2010 powershell script that can be run or executed to test the following items after SP or Windows Update:
1. Email flow
2. Exchange server critical services
3. Autodiscover
4. Any other anomalies or problem after the patching
Because there are multiple servers in the Active Directory so I wonder if anyone here can automate or summarize the testing using a script.
Thanks,
Can anyone here plase share some Exchange Server 2010 powershell script that can be run or executed to test the following items after SP or Windows Update:
1. Email flow
2. Exchange server critical services
3. Autodiscover
4. Any other anomalies or problem after the patching
Because there are multiple servers in the Active Directory so I wonder if anyone here can automate or summarize the testing using a script.
Thanks,
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Thanks guys. is there any script or cmd let which test the CAS functionality for all of the server types in the domain ?
Because after I apply the SP3 update in one of my HT-CAS server, the Web.Config content is changed to its default, I just want to make sure that when tomorrow I patch the last HT-CAS server, it won't kill the server CAS array or Active Sync.
For example:
from the previous value:
Into this value:
Because after I apply the SP3 update in one of my HT-CAS server, the Web.Config content is changed to its default, I just want to make sure that when tomorrow I patch the last HT-CAS server, it won't kill the server CAS array or Active Sync.
For example:
from the previous value:
<codeBase version="0.0.0.0" href="file:///C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\V14\bin\Microsoft.Exchange.Co mmon.IL.dl l"
Into this value:
<codeBase version="0.0.0.0" href="file:///%ExchangeInstallDir%bi n\Microsof t.Exchange .Common.IL .dll"/>
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@Dexter why repeat what I have already said?
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