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Hello All -<br />
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Starting to document the Exchange 2013 environment and I'm wondering what type of information and the amount detail others are putting into their docs? &nbsp;Come to think of it...what tools are you using to document the Exchange environment? &nbsp;How are you documented DAGs? &nbsp;Public Folders? &nbsp;Security/Distribution Groups? &nbsp;IP address? &nbsp;Database size? &nbsp;What Powershell scripts are you running to collect good detail? &nbsp;How are you representi<br />
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Does anyone have a good documentation example?<br />
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-Zoo
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Hello All -

Starting to document the Exchange 2013 environment and I'm wondering what type of information and the amount detail others are putting into their docs?  Come to think of it...what tools are you using to document the Exchange environment?  How are you documented DAGs?  Public Folders?  Security/Distribution Groups?  IP address?  Database size?  What Powershell scripts are you running to collect good detail?  How are you representi

Does anyone have a good documentation example?

-Zoo

How did you - Document your Exchange 2013 DAG Implementation?

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