Ensuring that your servers are operating reliably and that your mailbox database copies are healthy are primary objectives of daily Exchange 2010 messaging operations. Of course you must active...
Updated Apr 16, 2020
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And hilariously this is not included in the Exchange 2010 Management pack for SCOM. Why do you guys always think of the obvious so late in the game? Its not like we are talking about protecting data that is NOT being backed up via traditional means anymore....oh wait.
Here's a tip: Try integrating critical products from the same company with releases of new versions of Exchange. Telling customers "Wait until Rollup X" doesn't cut it when you release with half baked monitoring solutions and missing functionality. Yes I'm ranting, however I believe its justified as the history of this behavior goes back many years now.
Even funnier is this is exposing one of the million reasons not to go down the JBOD path unless you are an extremely small/cash strapped shop.
Here's a tip: Try integrating critical products from the same company with releases of new versions of Exchange. Telling customers "Wait until Rollup X" doesn't cut it when you release with half baked monitoring solutions and missing functionality. Yes I'm ranting, however I believe its justified as the history of this behavior goes back many years now.
Even funnier is this is exposing one of the million reasons not to go down the JBOD path unless you are an extremely small/cash strapped shop.