Personal blog about IT, Exchange, PowerShell, Office 365, Azure, C#, and fun
Introduction On this post we are going to cover a basic installation of Exchange Server from the command line or PowerShell. I’m going to cover the installation from the console because we can specify the location path and name for our first database and database logs. Before begins, please add…
Preparing a virtual machine to install Exchange 2016 Configuring network routing On this section, we are going to configure our adapters to allow other clients to use our domain controller as gateway to access to Internet, on real environments, most of the clients doesn’t have direct access to internet.Because we…
Installing Active Directory Once configured our first virtual machine, it’s time to install Active Directory on it.
Hi, on this post we are going to create our first “linked clone” and I’m going to show you how to add a new Network adapter to this new machine.
I would like to start this series of post explaining the tools that I will be using and why using that tools.I’m going to install Exchange 2016 on Windows Server 2016 using VMWare Workstation, the reason for use VMware Workstation instead another tool like Hyper-V or VirtualBox is because I…