# Configuration
$emailFrom = “<enter from address here>”
$emailTo = @(“address1@domain.com“,”address2@domain.com“)
$emailSubject = “<enter subject here>”
$emailBody = “See the attached file in CSV format for the calls from $lastweek to $today”
$emailAttachment = “c:\scripts\solution_center_emails.csv”
$smtpServer = “<enter SMTP server here>”

# Send E-Mail
Send-MailMessage -To $emailTo -From $emailFrom -Subject $emailSubject -Body $emailBody -Attachment $emailAttachment -SmtpServer $smtpServer

#Clean up / Remove File
if (Test-Path $emailAttachment) {Remove-Item $emailAttachment}

$date = Get-Date
$today = $date.ToShortDateString()
$yesterday = $date.AddDays(-1).ToShortDateString()

$result = Get-MessageTrackingLog -recipients <enter email address here> -start $yesterday -end $today | Select-Object MessageSubject,Sender,Timestamp
$htmlresult = $result | ConvertTo-HTML -head $a -body “<H4>Emails addressesd to <enter email address here> from $yesterday to $today</H4>”

# Configuration
$emailFrom = “<enter from address here>”
$emailTo = “<enter to address here>”
$emailSubject = “<enter Subject here>”
$emailMessage = $htmlresult
$smtpServer = “<enter SMTP server here>”

# SMTP Object
$smtp = New-Object System.Net.Mail.SmtpClient($smtpServer)

# Send E-Mail
$msg = New-Object System.Net.Mail.MailMessage $emailFrom, $emailTo, $emailSubject, $emailMessage
$msg.isBodyhtml = $true
$smtp.send($msg)

$rc = Get-ReceiveConnector -Identity “Anonymous SMTP Relay Connector”
Get-Content “c:\scripts\addrelayips.txt” | foreach {$rc.RemoteIPRanges += “$_”}
Set-ReceiveConnector “Anonymous SMTP Relay Connector” -RemoteIPRanges $rc.RemoteIPRanges

forfiles /P X:\ /D -3 /S /C “cmd /c del @path /Q”

Make sure X:\ is a valid path, or is mapped to your desired path before running this. This specific command will remove files older than 3 days old, and will do it recursively without prompting.

C:\users\<specific user>\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\MMC\Exchange Management Console\ there is a config file. Delete it

In the registry under HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Exchangeserver\v14\AdminTools\NodeStructureSettings delete the value NodeStructureSettings

Before you open the management studio, run this to re register the proper DLL’s.

Regsvr32 “C:\WINDOWS\system32\msxml6.dll”
Regsvr32 “C:\WINDOWS\system32\msxml3.dll”
Regsvr32 “C:\WINDOWS\system32\msxml.dll”
regsvr32.exe ole32.dll

Then open the management studio and you will be able to save the changes to your maintenance plan.

/usr/sbin/dmidecode |grep –A4 “System Information”

Gives you model number, machine type, and serial number.

0 will ENABLE 8.3 file names, 1 will DISABLE it.

1. Removed all the certs that it would let me from the Exchange server. I had to leave the default there so that I did not break SMTP.

2. Created a new cert with the following in there for the SANs

externaldomain.com
mail.externaldomain.com
autodiscover
autodiscover.internaldomain.local
servername
servername.internaldomain.local
internaldomain.local

Don’t forget the last SAN of internaldomain.local alone.  Imported this certtificate, and enabled it for IIS and SMTP, replacing the old certificate. I then deleted the old one, and all was well again.

To find which vmhba corresponds to the vmnic:
esxcli swiscsi vmnic list -d vmhba##

To bind the iSCSI VMkernel port to the iSCSI adapter:
esxcli swiscsi nic add -n <vmk port name> -d <vmhba name>

To verify that the port was added to the iSCSI adapter:
esxcli swiscsi nic list -d vmhba##