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disable archiving on specific folders in Exchange by following Prevent Notes, Calendar and Tasks from getting archived by The script works by do*nloading the settings of a user’s calendar and adding a “NO ARCHIVE” personal tag to it, it then syncs these changes back to the online version of the folder. Where the problems starts is with the do*nload of the folder; it doesn’t just do*nload the folder name, it do*nloads delegate permissions as well. In my case it wasn’t do*nloading these permissions correctly so I had some blank entries (more on that later). After adding the archive tag it then tries to save the folder settings including the blank permissions The above script do*nloads the user’s calendar by calling the bind method on line 50. The default bind command do*nloads permissions as well. All we need to do is exclude them from the bind request. To do this we need to define a new property set which doesn’t include the permissions and then tell the bind to use this property set instead of the default property set. The below image shows the changes to the script to accommodate for this. You need to add one line above the bind request to create the property set then tag that property set on the end of the bind request. This When performing an SQL backup using the feature “backup to URL” in, you receive the error: Essentially what this error is saying, is that the certificate being used is not trusted. Read More → Most of you reading this will already know what DNS Scavenging is. For those of you that don’t it is a feature of Windows DNS servers which allows you to automate the deletion (scavenge) of outdated DNS resource records. It sounds simple enough and it is once you decipher Microsoft’s cryptic descriptions, but to the uninitiated it is just plain confusing and often leads to unpredictable results. This article The first thing we need to do is enable Scavenging. This is done SEPARATELY FOR EACH DNS ZONE. Read More →