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VBS to open application .exe plus additional parameters

Let’s say you want to open C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\TEST.exe with the /S and some INI file using VBScript, there are 2 ways to reference the string this:

SOLUTION 1:
' Declare your executible and any switches below

strAPP = """C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\TEST.exe"""""" /S """"""xyz.ini""", 6, True>SOLUTION 2:
' Declare your executible and any switches below

CmdLine1 = """C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\TEST.exe"

CmdLine2 = "/S"

CmdLine3 = """C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\YOURiniFile.ini"""

strAPP = CmdLine1 & " " CmdLine2 & CmdLine3

Wshell.Run CmdLine,1,True

On a system running Server 2008 R2 with Exchange 2010 SP1. I got the following error:

Microsoft Exchange
Exchange can't connect to the Microsoft Exchange Transport service on computer "server.domain.com". Verify thatthe service is started. It was running the command 'get-message -ResultSize '1000' -ReturnPageInfo $true -server 'servername.domain.com' -SortOfder '+MessageSourceName' -SearchForward $true -BookmarkIndex '-1' -Include Bookmark $false -Filter '((Queue -eq "Servername\Submission"))".

Hi I recently go the following Error and thought I would let you know how I resolved it:

ERROR:
5.1.1 Unknown User - when sending an Email from outside our orginization to a known new user inside my orginization.

So what I did is I ran the following in "Exchange Management Shell" on my CAS/HUB server.

Test-EdgeSynchronization -VerifyRecipient user@domain.com

And received the following output at the bottum next to Revipient Status:

NotSynchronized - More than one recipient found in target Edge Server and may cause NDR on Edge server. RecipientStatus.ConflictObjects contains relevant entries.

CAUSE:
There was multiple CredentialRecords and CookieRecords for the specific user.

RESOLUTION:

Run the following to Force a Sync to your Edge:

Start-EdgeSynchronization -ForceFullSync

This resolved my problem, hope it can help you as well.

Got this error when trying to remove my last Exchange 2010 server:

The public folder database 'Public Folder Database 1190403426' cannot be deleted.

Public Folder Database 1190403426
Failed
Error:
The public folder database "Public Folder Database 1190403426" contains folder replicas. Before deleting the public folder database, remove the folders or move the replicas to another public folder database. For detailed instructions about how to remove a public folder database, see http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=81409&clcid=0x409.

SOLUTION
Remove the Public Folder from ADSIEDIT using the following steps:

1. Connect to your domain controller
2. Click Start and type Adsiedit to open ADSIEdit
3. Right Click on ADSI Edit and click connect
4. In the Select a well known Naming Context: dropdown select Configuration and Navigate to:
CN=Configuration,DC=contoso,DC=com
CN=Services
CN=Microsoft Exchange
CN=Your Org Name
CN=Administrative Groups
CN=Exchange Administrative Group.
CN=Databases
CN=Public Folder Database 1190403426

Right Click on the Public Folder Database in question and Delete it