Autoinstaller for Exchange Server 2013

Hi folks,
We are developed exchange installation package (save time purpose) for internal usage but release public now.
this tool will install automatically exchange 2013 CU7 on server. All requirments include this setup for exchange. We are be inspired from Michel de Rooij's powershell script.
Package Setup
http://maestropanel.cubecdn.net/A1/PackageMsExchange2013.exe
Sorry documentation is Turkish currently.
http://wiki.maestropanel.com/maestropanel-paketi-ile-exchange-server-2013-kurulumu/
Thanks ;)
www.maestropanel.com Web Hosting Control Panel

Hi
Thanks for sharing but what kind of error reporting do you have if the installation fails?
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i have installed exchange server 2013 on separate servers, I deployed the Mailbox role on the first server, and the CAS role on the second server.
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<<<
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My client has one set of Windows 2012 R2 Scale-Out File Servers to support their hyper-V farm. Storage is Dell MD3000 with Windows 2012 R2 Storage Space. Is it supported by Microsoft to run Exchange Server 2013 and Exchange Server 2010 in the virtual machines
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Hi,
There is no official documents talked about whether the Windows server 2012
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this is a very important point.
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Title: Message Tracking
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Hi, does anyone know where offline help file in chm format for Exchange Server 2013 can be found? Link
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Hi BoxiKG,
I have shared the 2 .chm files to you, please check into following link:
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Exchange server 2013 proxy authentication

Hi All,
I wanted to know what is the recommended proxy authentication for exchange server 2013.
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3. NTLM: Use negotiate at MAPI level by default
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Hi Srinivas,
According to my knowledge, there are my views below:
Basic authentication: If you select this authentication type, Outlook will prompt for username and password
while attempting a connection with Exchange.
NTLM authentication: If you select this authentication type, exchange does not prompt users for a user
name and password. The current Windows user information on the client computer is supplied by the browser through a cryptographic exchange involving hashing with the Web server. If the authentication exchange initially fails to identify the user, the browser
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If you have any further questions, please let me know.
Best regards,
Eric

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Greetings,
Any suggestion for Exchange Server 2013 monitoring software that is capable of :
1- Monitoring Server Status / Health / Resource Utilization / etc..
2- Incoming / Outgoing email messages to / from the organization
3- monitoring specific mailbox for incoming/outgoing messages
4- spam detection
5- message content when monitoring mailboxes
Thanking you

Hi Jamil,
If you are using hardware appliance then you can check with the hardware appliance vendor for the functionality or you can enable anti spam agent on mailbox server role as well. Mailbox server role will provide you following anti x facilities once enabled.
Sender Filter agent: compares the sender on the MAIL FROM:
SMTP command to an administrator-defined list of senders or sender domains who are prohibited from sending messages to the organization to determine what action, if any, to take on an inbound message;
Recipient Filter agent: compares the message recipients on the
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Sender ID agent: relies on the IP address of the sending server and the Purported Responsible Address (PRA) of the sender to determine whether the sender is spoofed or not;
Content Filter agent: assesses the contents of a message and also acts on the safelist aggregation feature, which collects data from the anti-spam safe lists that Outlook and Outlook Web App users configure and makes this data available
to the Content Filter agent;
Protocol Analysis agent: is the underlying agent that implements the sender reputation functionality. Sender reputation relies on persisted data about the IP address of the sending server to determine what action, if any, to take on an
inbound message. A Sender Reputation Level (SRL) is calculated from several sender characteristics that are derived from message analysis and external tests.
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Hi,
As you known, software license is a legal instrument governing the use or redistribution of software. However, software license is NOT universal for whole world. The license content is different for countries or regions.
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Why is installation file for Exchange Server CU7 much smaller than SP1.iso?

I was wondering why is the ISO-Image for Exchange Server 2013 with SP1 4.5 GB in size and the CU7.EXE only 1.6 GB? I thought CU7 contains everything SP1 contains. Is it because one is a disk image and an other an executable?

The EXE is compressed. When you extract it, it should be close to the same size (probably bigger) than the SP1 iso.
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How can i get newly added contacts for a Mailbox User in Exchange Server 2013

Hi all,
I need to synchronize contacts in Exchange Server and Sugar CRM Application, for that
i need to get newly added contacts for a User in Exchange Server 2013 by using EWS Managed API.
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Hi Dora,
that's the fun thing:
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Extended Properties allow you to define custom property on Exchange Items. And it has a
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Here's a short post doing a very simple intro on using Extended Properties.
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