Turning on diagnostic logging
for components not related to an issue can make troubleshooting more difficult due to the number of
unrelated events that would be generated in the Application Event Log.
Always remember to set diagnostic logging back to the default level of Lowest once troubleshooting
is complete.
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Summary
Exchange Management Shell is a vital part of Exchange Server 2007 management and learning how to
use it is essential for any Exchange administrator. Many of the operations available in Exchange
Management Shell are not included in Exchange Management Console, and many of the operations that
are available in the Exchange Management Console are singular and can take action on only one object
at a time. Exchange Management Console provides no way for automating even simple operations,
whereas scripts run from Exchange Management Shell ensure consistent results and can be used to work
out complex administrative tasks.
Each Exchange component has administrative functionality made available via cmdlets. That
functionality is always available in the Exchange Management Shell and may be available in the
Exchange Management Console. The availability of administrative functionality can be at Parity
(available in either interface), Mixed (some available in either interface, some only in the shell), or
Exclusive (only in the shell).
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