PowerShell.Core\Registry
OAB Bandwidth Threshold (KBps) : 5000
The default behavior when a property value is successfully added is to output the results as shown. Note
that the DWord value is always shown in decimal, and not in hexadecimal. This avoids the confusion
sometimes encountered when entering values from the Registry editor.
To remove a Registry value, use the Remove-ItemProperty cmdlet followed by the Path parameter to
specify the key containing the value to remove, and the Name parameter to identify the property value
itself. For example, to remove the value added in the preceding example use the following command:
[PS] C:\ > Remove-ItemProperty -Path HKLM:\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\MSExc
hangeIS\ParametersSystem\ -Name ???oab bandwidth threshold (kbps)???
Be very careful when using this command because it would be very easy to delete the wrong property
value from the Registry by entering an incorrect path and/or the wrong property value name. There is
no confirmation to prevent you from deleting the wrong value and there is no feedback to report the
exact action that was taken.
Working with Event Logs
All good administrators know that the first and best place to check when investigating issues on an
Exchange server is the event logs. Many times the nature of an issue is exposed in the events found in
one of the relevant event logs.
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