How to move public folder from one Exchange server to another Exchange server

This is really tough task, when you want to move public folder database from one server to another server in exchanger server 2007, Exchanger Server 2010,
before starting the activity you have to create one public folder on server,
Stpe-1: After creating the public folder you have to execute the command
.\MoveAllReplicas.ps1 -Server Server1 -NewServer server2
but before executing this command you have to set the directory,
Cd program files>microsoft>exchange server>v14>scripts then execute .\MoveAllReplicas.ps1 -Server Server1 -NewServer server2



after executing your public folder will move,
Stpe-2: verify public folder is moved or not-
run the following command -
Get-PublicFolderStatistics -Server



if that is showing nothing means your public folder is moved to destination server.

Stpe-3: To get a listing of all system folders on this database, run the command

Get-publicfolder \NON_IPM_SUBTREE -recurse |ft Name,Replicas



Stpe-4: then you have to set public folder default on that server where you have moved,
follow the following steps,

1. In the console tree, navigate to Organization Configuration > Mailbox.
   
2. In the result pane, select the mailbox database for which you want to change the default public folder database.
   
3. In the action pane, under the mailbox database name, click Properties.
   
4. In Properties, click the Client Settings tab.
   
5. Next to the Default public folder database box, click Browse.
   
6. In Select Public Folder Database, select the public folder database from the list of public folder databases, and then click OK.
   
7. Click OK

Stpe-5: Remove old public folder:

you can directly remove public folder from console which are not in use

but you public folder should be mounted to mailbox server.

Task Sequence Error 80070070 while deploying OSD

If you are getting Task sequence error 80070070



while deploying OS or capturing image, then that's mean there is no enough space in source directory to install OS, and also same thins there is no space in destination directory where you are storing Captured image.

so for avoid this error you have to provide enough space for Deploying OS and for source file where you are storing WIM Image.

The computer associations are not created by the import computer information wizard in SCCM 2007 Service pack 2

If you are deploying operating system to unknown computer and you are facing a problem and getting some error----

1-No action found for boot device,

means your system is not getting PXE and you WDS service is not running on server, though you have configured all task sequence.
just restart WDS services and reconfigure your PXE,


2-The computer associations are not created by the import computer information wizard in SCCM 2007 Service pack 2

You click the following item in the Configuration Manager console:
Computer Management\Operating System Deployment\Computer Association
-->You run the Import Computer information Wizard to import new computer information.In this scenario, the computer associations are not created when the new computer information is imported. Therefore, there is no new node in the computer association list.

that mean you server is not updated with the kb989270 patch, so you must have to install hotfix for more information see http://support.microsoft.com/kb/980270 which should fix the problems with objects in the collections

How to install iOS 5

If you have an older iphone 4 or iPhone3Gs, you can upgrade it to Apple's latest mobile operating system, iOS 5, released earlier today. can iPad and iPad 2 owners, and those with a third- or fourth-generation iPadTouch. Note that many people are reporting problems with IOS5 installation; the following covers the basic procedure as it's supposed to go.

To get iOS 5, the first order of business is to update to iTunes 10.5. Open iTunes and then click iTunes > Check for Updates to install version 10.5.

Once iTunes is up-to-date, connect your iOS device. If you aren't prompted automatically to start downloading iOS 5, select your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch under the Devices header in the left-hand column and click Check for Update

A pop-up window will appear, alerting you that a new iOS version is available for your device. Click the Download and Update button. (Or, if you are going to need your phone in the near future, opt for the Download Only button to download it now and install later. iOS 5 is a 668.8MB download for the iPhone, which could take an hour or more, depending on your connection and the amount of traffic hitting Apple's servers.)

click Downloads under the Store header in the left-hand column of iTunes. It shows you the estimated time remaining and how many megabytes have been downloaded.

Once the download completes, the installation will begin automatically if you chose the Download and Update option. Once iOS 5 is installed, you'll need to hop through a few setup screens on your device before it's ready to use. You'll be asked to enable location services, sign in with your Apple log-in, enter your birthday, agree to terms and conditions, set up iCloud, and enable Find My iPhone. On my iPhone 3GS,

for more information about Apple iOS 5, check http://cnet.co/nJLqSZ