Yes, as the Exchange 2010 extensions are executed on the server side, you're just connecting to that remote powershell instance from your local powershell client. It is possible to run Exchange Server ...

Microsoft on Monday announced that it will turn off Remote PowerShell Protocol (RPS) for Exchange Online, starting as early as Oct. 3, 2023 for its worldwide service customers. Organizations cannot ...

The Microsoft Office 365 product line includes Exchange email servers, providing Web and email client access to a cloud-based email server. To manipulate your company's Exchange account from the ...

Microsoft is phasing out the use of Remote PowerShell for Exchange Online, and will block its use next year. Remote PowerShell for Exchange Online will get blocked starting on June 1, 2023, per a ...

As I get into Exchange 2010, and to a small extent Lync, is that I can often find a guide or tutorial that details how to do what I want to do. The problem is that I feel like a monkey following ...

Microsoft earlier in the month released a test solution for managing Exchange Server 2013 configurations. The new xExchange PowerShell Desired State Configuration (DSC) resources module is available ...

IT pros managing Exchange Server and Exchange Online accounts via remote PowerShell now have the ability to protect those sessions with multifactor authentication. Microsoft announced that capability ...

Microsoft has released a PowerShell script that admins can use to check whether the recently disclosed ProxyLogon vulnerabilities have hacked a Microsoft Exchange server. On March 2nd, Microsoft ...